Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
The concert series is back in full force! See the below information from
\nthe good folks at Park and Rec:<\/p>\n
Hanover Parks & Recreation Proudly Presents their Free Summer Concert
\nSeries at the Pavilion at Forge Pond Park!<\/p>\n
Sundays, July 9th-August 13th <\/p>\n
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
Please bring a chair and blanket and join Park and Rec for an evening of
\nfamily, friends and great entertainment at Forge Pond Park (245 King
\nStreet)! Extreme Tailgaters Barbeque will be there with food and drinks to
\npurchase!<\/p>\n
July 9th- Divas with a Twist
\nDivas with a Twist is a unique musical group that performs all different
\ngenres of music, and they are based out of Boston. With five powerhouse
\nfemale vocalists, backed by Grammy nominated musicians, Divas with a Twist
\nis sure to captivate any audience. The musicians and vocalists bring
\noriginality and a high powered sound, creating, and delivering unique and
\nhighly entertaining performances every time! You’ll hear songs by Queen,
\nThe Who, Gloria Estefan, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin, Michael Jackson,
\nMaroon Five, Lady Gaga, Adele and MORE!<\/p>\n
July 16th- Kelsey Gilbert and Paul Doolittle
\nKelsey Gilbert and Paul Doolittle are an acoustic duo playing classic songs
\nfrom all decades of the modern era of American Popular Music.<\/p>\n
July 23rd- John Doney
\nJohn Doney is a singer-songwriter with Western MA roots who has settled
\ndown in the South Shore. His music has been influenced by folk, rock,
\nblues and country. He pulls from the likes of the Beatles and Paul Simon,
\nwith a nod towards rock n’ roll’s country and blues foundation. He has
\nbeen writing and performing music across the state for the past 10 years.<\/p>\n
July 30th- Lonesome Jukebox
\nLonesome Jukebox mixes musical genres from every corner of the melting pot
\nof “Americana”. Composed of relatives and long-time friends the band’s live
\nshows are known for the celebratory and inclusive nature for their love of
\nmusic and respect for their audience. Their infectious camaraderie often
\npulls musician friends to join in at shows and expand their good natured
\nmission to keep things fun.<\/p>\n
August 6th- Heather Nash 5:00 p.m – 6:00 p.m. and Magician John Logan 6:00
\np.m – 7:00 p.m.
\nHeather Nash is a passionate aspiring songwriter and musician from Hanover.
\nBy the age of 23, John Logan published two books, was on America\u2019s Got
\nTalent, and consulted a national Toyota commercial. You may recognize
\nJohn\u2019s name from the news where he captured national headlines when Tom
\nBrady talked about him in his press conference. As the New England Patriots
\nTeam Magician and host of his own web series with the players, John was
\nalso the Opening Act for the Malcolm Mitchell Tour (Super Bowl 51
\nChampion). A recent graduate from Bryant University, John is currently
\npresenting keynotes on creativity, helping to develop two television shows,
\nand being the Associate Producer for an upcoming movie. You can learn more
\nabout John at www.johndukelogan.com.<\/p>\n
August 13th- Heather Nash 5:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. and Rick Goldin 5:30 p.m. –
\n7:00 p.m.
\nHeather Nash is a passionate aspiring songwriter and musician from Hanover.
\nRick Goldin’s lively, interactive and humorous children’s songs have made
\nhim one of the most popular children’s entertainers in New England.
\nChildren love his live performances because they get to sing, dance and
\njump along with Rick and his singing animal puppets Henry The Horse,
\nQuackleberry Duck, and others. His latest recording “I Like to Read”
\nreceived a Parents’ Choice Recommended Award, and features songs about
\nbooks, libraries and learning to read. Rick has worked as a full-time
\nchildren\u2019s entertainer and recording artist for over twenty years. He
\nperforms at schools, libraries, parks and recreation concerts, festivals
\nand fairs and at all kinds of community and family events.<\/p>\n
This concert series is sponsored by the Hanover Cultural Council.<\/p>\n
For more information please call 781-826-5000 ext. 1057 or email
\nrecreation@hanover-ma.gov<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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