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Note ADA ONLY Parking is now designated on each of the park’s corners. Refer to the parking map for more information.
Don’t let this eclipse you!
The link to: Fundraiser tickets for Jonathan’s on April 21st
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“PH!L” – The Music of Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins & Genesis –
Featuring WAMI award winner, Grammy Member, singer/songwriter & drummer, Scott E. Berendt of Bad Boy & The Us Project & his all-star band!
PERFORMING 3 GENERATIONS OF HITS – Songs like ABACAB & Misunderstanding to Sledgehammer, Solsbury Hill, Follow You Follow Me, In The Air Tonight & One More Night,… To Red Rain, Shock The Monkey, In Your Eyes, and many, many more from these 3 Grammy award-winning artists! – Double Drums, and all… With BIG SOUND & BIG LIGHTS!!! A show people talk about for months after the show!
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Delavan High School Jazz Band
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ELMHURST UNIVERSITY JAZZ BAND
In the spring of 2021, master jazz educator Doug Beach retired after 43
years as the director of the Elmhurst University Jazz Band. In the fall of the
same year, Kirk Garrison was hired as the director of this group that has
earned worldwide acclaim as an outstanding ensemble.
Formerly under the direction of Doug Beach, the Elmhurst University Jazz
Band has earned worldwide acclaim as an outstanding ensemble. In June of
2014, the Downbeat Magazine Student Music Awards named the Elmhurst
College Jazz Band the Undergraduate College winner in the large jazz
ensemble category.
The band has performed in Greece, Romania, England, Scotland, Ireland,
Croatia, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic,
Poland, Austria, Italy, Indonesia, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Spain, Serbia,
Bulgaria, Canada and the Bahamas. It has twice toured Europe at the
invitation of the U.S. State Department. It has appeared at the Montreux Jazz
Festival, the Northsea Jazz Festival, the Umbria Jazz Festival, the Vienne
Jazz Festival, Bohemia Jazz and others. In 1997, the band was the only
college jazz ensemble invited to perform at the Jak Jazz Festival in Jakarta,
Indonesia.
Closer to home, the Elmhurst University Jazz Band has performed at
festivals across the United States, and has received outstanding ratings from
jazz greats Clark Terry, Lee Konitz, Rob McConnell, Nicholas Payton,
Randy Brecker and Bob Brookmeyer among others. In 2001, the band
accompanied Dee Dee Bridgewater on the main stage at the Chicago Jazz
Festival in Grant Park.
The band regularly appears with the most respected musicians in
professional jazz. Recent guest artists have included Bobby Shew, the
Yellowjackets, The Maria Schneider Orchestra, The Count Basie Orchestra,
Patti Austin, Denis DiBlasio, Wayne Bergeron, Dee Dee Bridgewater,
Orbert Davis, Marshall Gilkes, Jeff Hamilton, Tamir Hendelman, John
Pizzarelli, Tom Scott, Gary Smulyan, Terell Stafford, Steve Wiest, Anthony
Wilson, Bill Watrous, and Patrick Williams. In October of 2017, the band
was invited by the legendary Doc Severinsen to accompany him on a concert
tour of Ohio.
Praise In The Park – La Luz Del Mundo Church
Movies In The Park – Cars
(Movies start at sunset)
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“A Tribute to The Beatles”
On February 9, 1964, America would be introduced to a phenomenon that would ultimately change rock and roll forever.
That group was called The Beatles. Milwaukee’s very own BriTins recreate the era that influenced so many top groups and artists today.
Join The BriTins as they play hits from the Fab Four, from “Love Me Do” to “Let It Be”.
Follow along on a Magical Mystery Tour of sights and sounds through that remarkable era of the 1960’s, recreated on authentic Beatles gear.
Sponsors:
Cook Construction
Deb Alder & Jeffery Scherer
First National Bank and Trust
Jonathan’s on Brick Street
Praise In The Park – Calvary Community Church
In 1864 eighteen men from the Brodhead Brass Band enlisted in the Union Army as the band of the 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 15th Army Corps. They left their rural Wisconsin homes to participate, under the command of General William T. Sherman, in the campaigns of Northern Georgia and the Carolina’s. The “Tradition of Excellence” that these men established, more than 130 years ago lives on today with the members of the 1st Brigade Band.
The band MAKES HISTORY LIVE by presenting period brass band music, performed on antique instruments. Attired in uniforms and gowns, the Band’s musicians, color guard, and costumed ladies take you back to the 1860’s; to that turbulent era known as the Civil War. A nostalgic portrayal of the atmosphere of days gone by is generated by a unique form of showmanship that blends the sights and sounds of the period with historical anecdotes.
More than eighty volunteers, men and women, make up the 1st Brigade Band. Widely varied in age and occupation, they come from many communities, bringing with them a common interest in their musical heritage. During a typical year, they will meet their audience more than forty times, in concerts, parades, military balls, and worship services, presenting their educational and entertaining programs. While the abundant written and pictorial materials remain, the mellow sounds of the brass bands of the 1860’s were lost until the 1st Brigade Band, starting in 1964, began to locate and restore the dented and broken instruments and to retrieve and reconstruct the yellowed and torn music. Through their work you can now hear what Presidents Lincoln and Davis, Generals Lee and Grant, and their contemporaries heard.
The 1st Brigade Band has recorded in the MAKING HISTORY LIVE series, the most complete anthology of Civil War Music ever attempted. High fidelity recordings of Union and Confederate band and vocal music are available at performances of the 1st Brigade Band, historic site gift shops, and on our website.
The 1st Brigade Band is an affiliate of the Wisconsin Historical Society and is supported and sponsored by Heritage Military Music Foundation, Inc.; a non-profit, educational, historical, and patriotic organization. In 2009, HMMF was awarded the Rueben Gold Thwaites Trophy for Local History; demonstrating the excellence of its achievements in both collecting and preserving history and sharing that history with the public.
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TAKE IT EASY – A TRIBUTE TO THE EAGLES-FaceBook
Always a crowd favorite!
Be sure to get here early for a prime parking and seating spot .
Praise In The Park – Creek Road Community Church
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