Scranton Cultural Center to Host Second Free Outdoor Summer Concert The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple will host its second free outdoor summer concert with Erin Malloy & Friends on July 9. Erin Malloy will be joined by Jim Waltich (piano), Tommy Hamilton (saxophone), Doug Smith (bass), Mark Montella (drums) and Denise LaBamba (percussion). The show will take place outside the Scranton Cultural Center at 420 N. Washington Avenue. “We had a great turnout for our first show with Young Lion, and we are looking forward to featuring Erin Malloy,” said Deborah Moran Peterson, SCC Executive Director. “We have enjoyed being able to connect with our audiences virtually through the past year, but we are so grateful to be able to welcome back our community with this free concert series.” All current CDC Guidelines will be followed at each performance with any updates being shared via social media. All performances will run from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM; a cash bar with light fare will open at 6:00 PM prior to each show. Additional performers in the series include The Mule Team (August 13) and Blind Choice (September 10). To learn more about the Scranton Cultural Center and its upcoming events, visit SCCMT.org. The free outdoor summer concert series is sponsored by LT Verrastro, Truly Hard Seltzer, UGI Utilities Inc. and Fidelity Bank. It is supported by Lackawanna County and the PA Council on the Arts.
Alabama to Perform at Mohegan Sun Arena Country Music Hall of Fame group ALABAMA will bring their “50th Anniversary Tour” to the ASM Global managed Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre on Friday, July 23rd, 2021 at 7pm with special guest Tracy Lawrence. The event was originally scheduled for April 12th of 2019 before being postponed due to health concerns within the band and most recently due to COVID-19. All tickets purchased for the original performance dates will be honored on July 23rd. This includes any tickets purchased for the previous dates including April 12th, 2019, August 29th, 2019 and October 2nd, 2020. The Alabama concert will be the first live music concert hosted inside the venue since March 6th, 2020. The venue will be at 100% capacity per the state of Pennsylvania’s loosening of restrictions on indoor venue capacities. “This is the night we’ve been we’ve been waiting for,” said Will Beekman, ASM Global General Manager of Mohegan Sun Arena. “On July 23rd, we are officially back. We are a better, stronger, safer venue for having gone through what we’ve gone through, but we are putting that behind us. It’s time to move on. It’s time to go live again.” ASM Global reminds everyone attending this event to please adhere to the new hygiene and security policies in place consistent with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Pennsylvania Department of Health guidance for the safety of all participants, guests and employees at the Mohegan Sun Arena including: Face coverings and social distancing for guests who are fully vaccinated will no longer be required. All vaccinated guests are free to continue to wear face coverings if they choose to do so.All guests two years of age and older who are not fully vaccinated must wear face coverings during their visit except while actively eating or drinking.Guests do not need to show physical proof of being fully vaccinated. However, if guests are not fully vaccinated, they must follow the current guidance and continue to wear a face covering.We will rely on our guests to accurately follow the guidelines based on their vaccination status. If a guest is experiencing any of the following, we ask that you stay home: A guest who has COVID-19 symptoms.A guest who has a COVID-19 test result pending.A guest who is under a healthcare provider’s care for a positive COVID-19 test.A guest who has been exposed to COVID-19 (unless fully vaccinated). Mohegan Sun Arena continues to maintain our enhanced cleaning, sanitization, and disinfection standards through the activation of the ASM Global VenueShield program, providing the highest levels of safety, security and consumer confidence, in alignment with approvals from local government officials and health care experts. For additional information, please visit www.MoheganSunArenaPA.com Limited tickets are still available at the NBT Bank Box Office at Mohegan Sun Arena and Ticketmaster.
Nay Aug Park Wednesday Concerts June 16TOM HAMILTON JAZZ SEXTET6:00 pmJune 23WEST 3RD STREET JAZZ/FUNK BAND6:00 pmJune 30FORTUNES6:00 pmJuly 7ELECTRIC CITY STEEL DRUM BAND6:00 pmJuly 14ERIN MALLOY & FRIENDS6:00 pmJuly 21JUNG BERGO6:00 pmJuly 28BOBBY BAIRD DIXIELAND BAND6:00 pmAugust 4KERRY KENNY BAND6:00 pmAugust 11OLD FRIENDS6:30 pmAugust 18BARNEY BOYS6:00 pmAugust 25SHADES OF TIMEwith Paulette Cost6:00 pmAugust 28THE NEW PARAMOUNTSfeaturing Paulette Cost6:00 pmSeptember 1LENOXVILLE BAND6:00 pm Funded by Scranton Recreational Authority with additional funding from City of Scranton, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Lackawanna County Department of Arts & Culture produced by Scranton Recreational Authority and Scranton Music Association.
Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple Announces FREE Outdoor Summer Concert Series WHAT: Scranton Cultural Center’s FREE Outdoor Summer Concert SeriesWHEN: June 11 (Young Lion), July 9 (Erin Malloy & Friends), August 13 (The Mule Team) and September 10 (Blind Chioce); Doors at 6:00 PM; Shows from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.WHERE: 420 N. Washington Avenue – Scranton, PA 18503 (In front of the Cultural Center)PRICES: Free! Cash bar and light fare available for purchase. The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple is pleased to announce a new Outdoor Summer Concert Series that will be free and open to the public. The concerts will take place outside of the Scranton Cultural Center and will feature local and regional talent. The lineup includes Young Lion (June 11), Erin Malloy & Friends (July 9), The Mule Team (August 13) and Blind Choice (September 10). “It has been a long hiatus for in-person events, which is what we thrive on” said Deborah Moran Peterson, SCC Executive Director. “We have enjoyed being able to connect with our audiences virtually through the past year, and we are so grateful to be able to welcome back the community with this free concert series.” All current CDC Guidelines will be followed at each performance with any updates being shared via social media. All performances will run from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM; a cash bar with light fare will open at 6:00 PM prior to each show. The Scranton Cultural Center had plans to launch this free series for the community last summer. During the past year, it has offered its popular Underground Microphone series virtually each week, as well as virtual programming as part of the Center’s Youth Theatre Programming. To learn more about the Scranton Cultural Center and its upcoming events, visit SCCMT.org.
Nay Aug Park Sunday Concerts May 23PICTURE PERFECT2:00 pmMay 30TBATONY VERGNETTI TRIO2:00 pm5:00 pmMay 31(Monday)RON LEAS BIG BANDMemorial Day Program – Change of VenueVeterans Memorial Park (Next to Scranton High School)NoonJune 6LUONGO BROTHERSWANNABEES1:00 pm5:00 pmJune 13FLAXY MORGANGROUP DeJOUR1:00 pm5:00 pmJune 20(Father’s Day)*No Band*Antique Car Show – Villa Capri CruisersAll DayJune 27GENE DEMPSEY ORCHESTRAFORTUNES2:00 pm5:00 pmJuly 4RINGGOLD POPS ORCHESTRAIndependence Day 10:30 amJuly 11CLARENCE SPADY BLUES BANDPHYLLIS HOPKINS ELECTRIC TRIO1:00 pm5:00 pmJuly 18ELECTRIC CITY SIXIELAND BANDSECRET REASONS2:00 pm5:00 pmJuly 25TOM HAMILTON JAZZTETMARK MONTELLA w/ ERIN MALLOY & FRIENDS2:00 pm5:00 pmAugust 1FERDIE BISTOCCHI MEMORIAL ORCHESTRAJIM CULLEN w/ JACK BORDO & SHARON AMBROZIA2:00 pm5:00 pmAugust 8KALI MA AND THE GARLAND OF ARMSRUCKZUCK1:00 pm5:00 pmAugust 15WANNABEESGROUP DeJOUR1:00 pm5:00 pmAugust 22LUONGO BROTHERSCLARENCE SPADY BLUES BAND1:00 pm5:00 pmAugust 29VILLA CAPRI CAR SHOWPHYLLIS HOPKINS ELECTRIC TRIOEnds at 3:00 pm5:00 pmSeptember 5TBABILL & DONNA ARNOLD2:00 pm5:00 pmSeptember 12TBABOG SWING GROUP2:00 pm5:00 pmSeptember 19FLAXY MORGANJACOB COLE TRIO1:00 pm5:00 pmSeptember 26WEST 3rd STREET BANDRIXNER TRIO2:00 pm5:00 pmOctober 3SEACABO2:00 pmOctober 10PICTURE PERFECT1:00 pm Funded by Scranton Recreational Authority with additional funding from City of Scranton, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Lackawanna County Department of Arts & Culture produced by Scranton Recreational Authority and Scranton Music Association.
Settlers Hospitality’s Summer Music Series Hits All the Right Notes Music nourishes the soul and feeds the spirit. Played in concert with an exceptional meal in a stunning venue, and that’s a feast for the senses! The music series at the Hawley properties of Settlers Hospitality provide the soundtrack for summer in the Lake Region. Lakeside Live at The Dock on Wallenpaupack and Blues, Brews and BBQ at Glass- wine.bar.kitchen get underway Memorial Day weekend. Jazz on the Deck returns to The Settlers Inn on June 2. Jazz on the Deck at The Settlers InnSince it first launched over 10 years ago, Jazz on the Deck has become a cherished rite of summer in the Pocono Mountains. The event at The Settlers Inn draws professional performers whose credits range from Broadway and the New York cabaret scene to international jazz festivals. Every Wednesday evening during summer, a rotating lineup of musicians entertain from 6-9 p.m. Guests may enjoy farm-to-table cuisine overlooking the Inn’s manicured garden or choose a table on the lawn and take advantage of cocktail and full dinner service. The highly anticipated series begins June 2 with Stefan Bauer. The music continues with The Craig Graham Trio (June 9), Luba Mason (June 16), Hang Em High (June 23), and The Andrea Wolper Trio (June 30). The Gypsy Jazz Quartet gets things started in July with a performance on July 7. That’s followed by Judy Silvano (July 14), Liza Dolittle and Robert Kocec (July 21) and The Gary Rixner Trio (July 28). August brings performances by All That Jazz with Michelle Oram (Aug 4), The Glenn Heller Trio (Aug 11), Last Thursday Band (Aug 18), Thos Shipley (Aug 25) and Spencer and Nancy Reed (Aug 27). The Robert Kopec Trio closes out the series on September 1. Lakeside Live at Silver Birches ResortGreat tunes, spectacular views and delectable food. Guests can make the most of every weekend with Lakeside Live at The Dock on Wallenpaupack. On Saturday and Sunday, talented musicians perform live on the lawn overlooking the lake at Silver Birches. Visitors may savor lunch, dinner or drinks while listening to live music. Boaters can order Dock and Dine and enjoy a meal from the water. Bands perform from 3-6 p.m. The lineup features local favorites such as Gone Crazy, Eric Rudy, Kevin Campion and Rare Form. Blues, Brews & BBQ at Ledges HotelLet the good times roll with Blues, Brews and BBQ every Sunday during summer. Renowned blues musicians perform live at Glass-wine.bar.kitchen overlooking Paupack High Falls while guests dig into classic barbecue fare paired with local craft brews. The menu features savory barbecue entrees and side dishes with a twist. Wallenpapuack Gorge serves as a natural amphitheater to showcase the talents of noted blues musicians. Blues, Brews and BBQ kicks off May 30 with a performance by Lighten Up Band. June’s lineup includes Bobby Kyle Band (June 6), Merchants of Groove (June 13), Yasgur (June 20) and Gary Rixner Band (June 27). July starts with a bang on July 4 courtesy of Teddy Young and the Aces. The beat goes on with The Barn Cats (July 11), Dan Brother Band (July 18) and Norman Taylor and Blue Soul (July 25). August brings performances by Randy Lippincott and Joey “Hot Box” Simon (Aug 1), Dustin Douglas and The Electric Gentlemen (Aug 8), The Jeremy Langdale Band (Aug 15), Slam Allen (Aug 22) and Scott Weis Band (Aug 29). The series concludes Labor Day weekend when Bobby Kyle Band returns for a performance (Sept 6). Settlers Hospitality’s Summer Concert Series is a signature event in the Pocono Mountains. There’s something quintessentially summer about relaxing in a beautiful open-air setting, enjoying a fine meal and good company with the sounds of music drifting out. “After an abbreviated season last year, we’re thrilled to host a full schedule of events this year,” says Justin Genzlinger, CEO/Owner. “Welcoming guests back to our properties for the summer concert series will be especially sweet given the challenges of 2020, but this year things are looking bright.”
