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Concert series to be held at Tumwaters Craft District from June to September

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Tumwater Parks & Recreation Department has announced a free summer concert series at the Craft District, running from June to September. Each concert will feature local and regional artists, with unique themes for every event to attract diverse audiences. Families can enjoy a variety of offerings from the Craft District, including food, craft beverages, and shopping experiences. The concerts are designed to be accessible to all ages, promoting community engagement. “We encourage the community to join us for an unforgettable summer of music and fun,” the department stated.

The concert series begins on June 26 and includes four events, with the final concert scheduled for September 12. The venue is the Tumwater Craft District Amphitheater, located at 4200 Capitol Blvd. SE. This initiative is part of the city's expanding arts program, aiming to enhance local cultural activities.

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