Concerts & Fireworks Fridays at Penn Treaty Park

Fishtown’s Penn Treaty Park is back in action during the month of August with its Fantastic Friday Concert Series. The first of three concerts will be on August 5, from 6:30pm – 9pm, when the Sensational Soul Cruisers will take the stage followed by a fireworks display.

The 11-man vocal harmony horn group has been performing classics for over 18 years and are sure to entertain with their celebrated Jersey Shore sound and its R&B roots.

The August line-up is below.
August 5th from 6:30 to 9:00 PM — Fantastic Friday Concert and Fireworks: Sensational Soul Cruisers

August 19th from 6:30 to 9:00 PM — Fantastic Friday Concert and Fireworks: The British Invasion Tribute – Beatles and 60′s Music

August 26th from 6:30 to 9:00 PM — Fantastic Friday Concert and Fireworks: End of Summer Jam with Fusebox, playing the greatest rock and dance hits from the 60s to today.

Family Game Night at Penn Treaty Park

Just because Waterfront Wednesdays are on hiatus, doesn’t mean that Penn Treaty Park is off the grid. Each Thursday during the month of July, gather the fam and join in on Family Game Night.

Family Game Nights:

Thursday, July 7, at 6:30pm.

Thursday, July 14, at 6:30pm.

Thursday, July 21, at 6:30pm.

Catch Waterfront Wednesday’s Last Show of the Season

This Wednesday, June 29, is the final Waterfront Wednesday concert event of the season at Penn Treaty Park. The music has been chosen and the line-up is set. This week, enjoy the sounds of North Lawrence Midnight Singers, Birdie Busch and The Spinning Leaves at Penn Treaty Park at 6:30pm.

The series will be on hold throughout the month of July, but organizers from the non-profit Friends of Penn Treaty Park are planning to pick back up again in August.

Waterfront Wednesdays at Penn Treaty Park

Though its first event was rained out, the Waterfront Wednesday Series at Penn Treaty Park continued on last week with its first event of the season. This Wednesday, June 15, the concert series continues with a Philebrity Ho Down at 6:30pm.

The concert is free and according to philebrity’s website, they’re “pretty stoked” about the acts including Blayer Pointdujour & Rockers Galore, who have a “dub/punk/live-band-mashup thing happening” and El Malito “the world’s only Puerto Rican grime rapper.”

Not too sure what’s so ho-downy about it, but hey – it sounds interesting.