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Downtown Sounds: Fall Edition
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Time: October 7, 2023 from 12pm to 6pm
Location: Veterans Memorial Park (Shelton)
Street: 38 Canal St E
City/Town: Shelton
Website or Map: https://www.celebrateshelton.…
Event Type: concert, family, fun, community
Organized By: Celebrate Shelton
Latest Activity: Aug 30
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Event Description
Join Celebrate Shelton for a fun-filled day of live music, local artisans, kids activities & more at Downtown Sounds: Fall Edition at Veterans Memorial Park in Shelton, CT on Saturday, October 7th from 12pm to 6pm!
This year’s event will feature live performances from The Alpaca Gnomes, Lee-Ann Lovelace Band, Hitch & The Giddy Up, and School of Rock.
Activities include free Paint-A-Pumpkin courtesy of Liberty Bank and Wells Hollow Farm and rides on the Roaming Railroad around the park!
This event will also feature local artisans and vendors, a variety of delicious food trucks, and a pop-up bar with craft beers from New Belgium, wine from Love Lou, and spirits from Canteen.
This a FREE event with $10 suggested donations at the door to support Celebrate Shelton’s community initiatives.
Bring your favorite lawn chair or picnic blanket and get ready to enjoy a wonderful evening at the Downtown Sounds Summer Concerts with the whole family!
Rain Date: Sunday, October 8
Questions? Contact celebrateshelton@gmail.com or visit https://celebrateshelton.com
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