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Rhythm On The River Concert Series
August 9 @ 7:00 pm - August 24 @ 8:00 pm
Rhythm On The River Concert Series
We have a NEW concert series this year at Lincoln Rock State Park. Come enjoy music on the water in East Wenatchee!
Time: All concerts are 7-8 p.m.
Location: Amphitheater at Lincoln Rock State Park
Location: Amphitheater at Lincoln Rock State Park
August 9 – Humbletown Band
Humbletown is a folk and bluegrass band featuring Morgan Carnes on clawhammer banjo and Dylan Lewis on flatpick guitar and mandolin. Humbletown primarily writes their own songs in eclectic styles but also plays traditional songs, fiddle tunes, and folk and country covers. The band prides itself on unique harmonies and vibrant traditional and improvisational instrumentals. The band brings an energetic and dynamic performance, featuring awe-inspiring instrumentalists and vocal harmonies.
Humbletown is a folk and bluegrass band featuring Morgan Carnes on clawhammer banjo and Dylan Lewis on flatpick guitar and mandolin. Humbletown primarily writes their own songs in eclectic styles but also plays traditional songs, fiddle tunes, and folk and country covers. The band prides itself on unique harmonies and vibrant traditional and improvisational instrumentals. The band brings an energetic and dynamic performance, featuring awe-inspiring instrumentalists and vocal harmonies.
August 24 – Mount Vernon Mariachi & Folklórico
Mount Vernon Mariachi & Folklórico is the largest Mariachi Program on the west side of the state with over 120 students. Mount Vernon High School Mariachi & Folklórico’s mission is to pass down Mexico’s rich traditions of dance and music to youth. This vibrant cultural heritage lives on in the community through MV performances.
Check them out on Facebook: HERE
Mount Vernon Mariachi & Folklórico is the largest Mariachi Program on the west side of the state with over 120 students. Mount Vernon High School Mariachi & Folklórico’s mission is to pass down Mexico’s rich traditions of dance and music to youth. This vibrant cultural heritage lives on in the community through MV performances.
Check them out on Facebook: HERE