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Riverwalk Summer Concert Series

When
Jul 7th, 2022 - Aug 25th, 2022
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where
735 Mt Vernon Terminal RailroadMount VernonWA

The City of Mount Vernon and the Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce are proud to host the Riverwalk Summer Concert Series. The concerts take place every Thursday night on the Skagit Riverwalk Plaza. The two-hour concerts begin at 6pm and feature a mix of family-friendly local and regional artists.

2022 Concert lineup:

August 11 – Cascadia Groove
August 18 – Janie Cribbs and the T Rust Band
August 25 – The Atlantics

Dust off your lawn chairs and your picnic gear and come to Historic Downtown Mount Vernon for some memorable summer evenings! Imagine an informal crowd relaxing along the riverfront, listening and dancing to live music set against the backdrop of the Skagit River and a beautiful sunset.

The Riverwalk Summer Concert Series is free thanks to community sponsors. From foot-tapping blues, to old-time rock and roll music, the Riverwalk Concerts are a great way to wind down your week or jump-start a fun-filled weekend. Bring your lawn chairs, a blanket, a picnic, and the whole family.

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