Frisco launches ‘Concerts Not in the Park’ series

Jul 1, 2020 -- Posted by : admin

Article by the Summit Daily News

Frisco is launching its new virtual concert series, Concerts Not in the Park, on Thursday, June 25.

The town typically hosts a free concert series at the Frisco Historic Park, but the town is switching things up this year to address ongoing COVID-19 concerns. The concerts will now be performed at 10 Mile Music Hall, and livestreamed for viewing on YouTube and Facebook.

The series will run for nine Thursdays through Aug. 20, and will feature a wide range of musical genres including bluegrass, jazz, funk and country. The streams are still free, though community members will have a chance to support different local nonprofits each week through a donate button and a limited number of tickets for sale. Concerts will begin at 5:30 p.m. each Thursday.

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