Get Back to “Music On The Plaza,” beginning July 6
Published on Thu, Jun 16, 2011Read More County & State
Three talented Snohomish County employees will join this year’s musical lineup for the seventh annual “Music On The Plaza,” which runs Wednesdays beginning July 6.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Christo Sedgwick with his indie rock band Sepals, Trucking and Intermodal Operations Supervisor Steven McMahon with the Mountain Mission Bluegrass Trio and Public Works employee Jette Markstrom with Magazine will each perform during the eight week series ending Aug. 24.
“During the few weeks of sun we get each summer, these concerts are a fantastic way to enjoy a Wednesday lunch outside,” said Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon. “The participation of our own employees makes it even better.”
The free concerts routinely feature local artists and are presented by the Snohomish County Executive Office and the Snohomish County Arts Commission.
The lunchtime concerts are open to the general public and are held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Snohomish County campus amphitheater located at Rockefeller Avenue and Wall Street.
In addition to great music, fresh flowers from local Hmong growers as well as kettle corn, burgers and brats from the Comcast Arena Grill will be for sale.
Below is a complete listing of performers:
· July 6 Mission Mountain Trio
Old Fashion Bluegrass
· July 13 Rikers Island Blues Band
Jump Blues & Swing
· July 20 Camille Bloom
Feisty, Soulful Rock
· July 27 Massy Ferguson
Americana Roots
· Aug. 3 Magazine
Classic Rock
· Aug. 10 Wild Snohomians
Rock and Roll with Americana Roots
· Aug. 17 Nathan Arneson
Edgy Modern County
· Aug. 24 Sepals
Gritty Indie Rock
For more information on the series, contact Wendy Becker, the county’s economic and cultural development officer, at 425-388-3186 or wendy.becker@snoco.org.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Christo Sedgwick with his indie rock band Sepals, Trucking and Intermodal Operations Supervisor Steven McMahon with the Mountain Mission Bluegrass Trio and Public Works employee Jette Markstrom with Magazine will each perform during the eight week series ending Aug. 24.
“During the few weeks of sun we get each summer, these concerts are a fantastic way to enjoy a Wednesday lunch outside,” said Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon. “The participation of our own employees makes it even better.”
The free concerts routinely feature local artists and are presented by the Snohomish County Executive Office and the Snohomish County Arts Commission.
The lunchtime concerts are open to the general public and are held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Snohomish County campus amphitheater located at Rockefeller Avenue and Wall Street.
In addition to great music, fresh flowers from local Hmong growers as well as kettle corn, burgers and brats from the Comcast Arena Grill will be for sale.
Below is a complete listing of performers:
· July 6 Mission Mountain Trio
Old Fashion Bluegrass
· July 13 Rikers Island Blues Band
Jump Blues & Swing
· July 20 Camille Bloom
Feisty, Soulful Rock
· July 27 Massy Ferguson
Americana Roots
· Aug. 3 Magazine
Classic Rock
· Aug. 10 Wild Snohomians
Rock and Roll with Americana Roots
· Aug. 17 Nathan Arneson
Edgy Modern County
· Aug. 24 Sepals
Gritty Indie Rock
For more information on the series, contact Wendy Becker, the county’s economic and cultural development officer, at 425-388-3186 or wendy.becker@snoco.org.
