As the long-awaited summer warmth blankets Raleigh, Pullen Park and Fred Fletcher Park are bringing back their cherished tradition—the free annual Summer Concert Series. In an effort to warmly embrace the community spirit, local artists are generously donating their talents for this event. It’s not just a chance to enjoy live music; it’s an opportunity to connect with neighbors and to be indeed immersed in the vibrant local culture. Starting now and running until September 21, these Sunday concerts showcase a medley of musical genres.
The series promises to be a staple for residents looking to round out their summer evenings with high-quality entertainment, without having to continually dig into their wallets. The lineup announced on the City of Raleigh’s website reveals a variety of acts set to take the stage. Kicking off at Fred Fletcher Park at 820 Clay Street, the Carpe Diem Sax Quartet is scheduled to fill the air with their melodious sounds on August 17. Following them, SWAG takes the stage on September 7, succeeded by Blue Notes on September 14, and finally, the Tune Swingers wrapping up the series on September 21.
Raleigh parks officials emphasize this series is tailored for all ages, aiming to bridge music across generations in these communal green spaces. Set for 5 p.m. every selected Sunday evening, families and music lovers alike can enjoy these performances under the canopy of summer skies at no cost. The inclusive and broad appeal is a testament to the city’s continued commitment to provide accessible cultural experiences to everyone…