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Concerts in the Park<br />

The Kick Off-Of The Town Of Stony Creek Music In The<br />

Park Stony Creek Town Park Every Tuesday Night at 7:00pm<br />

July 4th - August 29th, <strong>2017</strong> Rain or Shine Bring A Lawn<br />

Chair. Located At Stony Creek Town Park Corner Of Lanfear<br />

And Harrisburg Roads. For More Information, Please Contact<br />

Hank Soto at 5<strong>18</strong>.696-5949<br />

7/4/17 - Randy Rollman’s All Star Revue<br />

7/11/17 - Stony Creek Band - For over 40 years, the Stony<br />

Creek Band has been one of the most enduringly popular musical<br />

groups in the northeastern United States. The Stony Creek<br />

Band has thrilled generations of fans with its high energy blend<br />

of rock, folk, country and bluegrass.<br />

7/<strong>18</strong>/17- - The Atkinson Family -- Homed in the iron-laden<br />

foothills of the Adirondack’s Western reaches, the Atkinson<br />

Family Band has a sound reverberating with the traditions of<br />

Bill Monroe’s music, while at the same time incorporating new<br />

grooves and new tones. This band swings and drives through<br />

Stanley Brothers-style mountain songs about life in the rural<br />

country, bitter bluegrass hollers about lost love and betrayal,<br />

gospel songs lamenting lost souls and spooky minor key murder<br />

ballads. In addition to performing a range of bluegrass standards<br />

and contemporary tunes<br />

7/25/17 – Big Fez & The Surfmatics are a four-man group<br />

performing classic surf and beach music from the early 1960’s<br />

and beyond. While all four members are journeymen musicians<br />

who have individually developed their craft through rock, country,<br />

bluegrass, and celtic music, it is the music of their youth,<br />

the “music of the surf”, that has brought them together to form<br />

this outstanding combo. Big Fez & the Surfmatics’ repertoire<br />

includes the great instrumental hits of the surf era,<br />

8/1/17 – Big Easy Playboys -- Start off with a healthy dose<br />

of Cajun and Zydeco from the bayou to get your blood pumpin’.<br />

Then add the sounds of New Orleans R&B and Louisiana rockabilly<br />

to the mix of roots rock and blues to cook up the Louisiana<br />

dance party<br />

8/8/17 -- The Lustre Kings - The Lustre Kings’ front man,<br />

Mark Gamsjager, “remembers when “rock ‘n’ roll” actually<br />

used to signify something,” raved The Beat about the band’s live<br />

show,“and his band sounds like it just left Sun Studios yesterday.”<br />

8/15/17 -- The McKrells - High energy tribal beat instrumentals<br />

with 4 part harmony vocals on songs.Traditonal and<br />

original songs and instrumental.<br />

8/22/17 - Starline Rhythm Boys -<br />

“The trio croons old-fashioned country<br />

songs with pining vocals and retro<br />

Nash Bakersfield feel to them.“If<br />

you’re a fan of classic country and<br />

honky tonk music with elements of<br />

rockabilly, boogie woogie, bluegrass,<br />

western swing and hillbilly<br />

blues.”<br />

and 2 are largely complete with amenities and interest points to be<br />

added as time goes on. It will continue to be a work in progress.<br />

The town has embarked upon a third phase of this project with<br />

the purchase of 8 acres of property at 13 Lanfear Road. This<br />

property is directly across the road from the Dean Homestead<br />

Museum. This will enable the continuation of the Dean trail system<br />

with the intent of a connection to Creek Center. The property<br />

also sits adjacent to the town’s current park, Green Meadows. A<br />

foot bridge will be established over the creek to connect the new<br />

property and the Dean Trails with the Green Meadows Park.<br />

Discussion and planning on other uses of this property are ongoing,<br />

and include overflow parking for large events such as the<br />

annual Mountain Days Festival, a library/community center that<br />

will accommodate large and small groups of people for a multitude<br />

of uses, such as plays, concerts, arts and crafts workshops,<br />

conferences, book signings, nature programs, creek side water<br />

ecology, gardens and greenhouses, and possibility a museum depicting<br />

the town’s history of logging and tanneries. The vision is<br />

development of a facility that can be flexible enough to be used<br />

for many things including space for weddings, family reunions<br />

and celebrations. The goal is to create a destination that attracts<br />

visitors to our area and the First Wilderness Corridor and provides<br />

them with activities to do and things to see. The more people<br />

that visit, the more opportunities expand for businesses to offer<br />

services and products, making for a memorable experience people<br />

will want to repeat.<br />

8/30/16 - Smokey Green<br />

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