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        Get Ready for Altadena’s Summer Concerts!

        • Jerry Friedman
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      Altadena Summer Concerts at Farnsworth Park, 2021 (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

      The Altadena Rotary Club has released the lineup for its 24th annual summers Concert in the Park Series.

      By Jerry Friedman

      The free concerts will be Saturday nights in the Amphitheater at Farnsworth Park, at 568 East Mt Curve Avenue, Altadena, CA 91001. All concerts start at 7:00 pm.

      If past summers are predictive, beer, wine, and water will be sold by the Rotary Club. El Patron, one of the event sponsors, will provide a limited menu of their tasty food, or you can bring your own food to these family friendly events!

      This series of concerts comes from the cooperation of the LA County Parks & Recreation Department with the Rotary Club and a dozen or so strong local financial sponsors.

      Here is the concert lineup:

      • July 9 – Cash Up Front
      • July 16 – The Tribe Band One-Hit Wonders
      • July 23 – Mariachi Divas
      • July 30 – Aileen Quinn and the Leapin’ Lizards
      • Aug 6 – Blue Breeze Band
      • Aug 13 – Upstream
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      • Aug 27 – Boys of Summer
      • Sept 10 – The Who Experience*
        *Presented by the Sheriff’s Support Group of Altadena

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