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Kenmore Summer Concert Series Live Music at Saint Edward State Park

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The Kenmore Summer Concert Series is set to take place at Saint Edward State Park every Thursday from July 11 to August 1, featuring an exciting lineup of performances. This year includes JIGJAM, showcasing their unique Irish Bluegrass sound, and Locarno, delivering high-energy Latin music. Concerts will run from 6 PM to 8 PM, creating a lively atmosphere for families and music enthusiasts. Attendees are encouraged to bring low chairs or blankets for comfort. Parking will require a Discover Pass, available for purchase on-site or in advance, ensuring a smooth experience.

Additionally, a free, ADA-accessible shuttle service will run from Kenmore Park & Ride to the concert venue from 5 PM to 9 PM, enhancing accessibility for all community members. This concert series not only provides entertainment but also fosters community connections through shared cultural experiences.

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