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Special Thanks to our Sponsors:

Lawrence Twp. Community Foundation.

Roma Bank.

 

Weeden Park is located on Main Street (Route 206) adjacent to the Post Office. Ample parking nearby. See directions page.

More information about Weeden Park here.

Combine your visit for music with some great dining in Lawrenceville!

Sponsors of this and other events are welcome! See what types of crowds we draw here.

 

 

Weeden Music banner.Music
in the Park

A Summer Series

 

Thursday Nights at 7:00 PM
June 13, 20, 27; July 11, 18, 25;
August 1, 8, 15, 22, 2013

 
More than just music
 
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Concert Cafe
  • Concert Cafe
    Fine eating available.
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    Fun for kids
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    Balloons and chances
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    Attentive enjoyment
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  • Artwork
    Art on display

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Enjoy fine music in a community park setting!
Since the summer of 2001, we have been filling Weeden Park with the sounds of established regional musicians. Bring friends and family to the park for a relaxing evening - and consider bringing a chair, blanket and picnic too. It's FREE!

 

 

Thursday June 13, 7:00 pm
Band: Lawrence Community Concert Band
Lawrence Community Band.The Lawrence Community Concert Band is celebrating its 21st anniversary year in 2013, bringing a variety of enjoyable, familiar music to audiences in Lawrenceville and vicinity. The band consists of 35 accomplished amateur and professional players who live locally and engage in a variety of occupations.
Formed in 1992, the band plays a wide assortment of music, including Broadway show tunes, Sousa marches, classical and semi-classical pieces and Americana numbers. It plays concerts at civic and fraternal venues, senior citizen communities and nursing and rehabilitative facilities and performs annually at Lawrence Township's Memorial Day ceremonies.
The band is directed by Ron Taglairino who grew up in Lawrence and is a music educator in the Lawrence public schools. It rehearses regularly on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30pm at the Lawrence Senior Center. New members are welcome.
Dinner: Chambers Walk Café & Catering

Thursday June 20, 7:00 pm
Band:  Darla Rich Quartet
Darlarich.Darla and Rich Tarpinian have been on their musical journey together since 1995. Along the way, they have discovered why the songs of Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, Duke Ellington, Irving Berlin and others have become the jazz and swing standards that have formed the foundation of American popular music.
They specialize in taking a great tune that's proven its worth over time and performing it as though it was written yesterday. Whether it's jazz standards, swing, or bossa nova, their group keeps it interesting with unique vocal and instrumental arrangements and a polished sound.
Dinner: Leonardo's II

Thursday June 27, 7:00 pm
Band: Carnaby Street
Carnaby St.CARNABY ST. is a band that takes their listeners on a musical experience of the 1960s. Featuring music from the British Invasion along with various American artists, CARNABY ST. breathes new life into the songs that are fondly remembered as the cornerstones for popular music's favorite era.
The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Moody Blues, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Bee Gee's The Hollies to Simon and Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, The Monkees, The Byrds and One-Hit-Wonders of the time.
CARNABY ST. Has performed with well recognized acts like The Moody Blues, Rod Stewart, The Kinks, The Temptations, The Grass Roots, Gary Puckett and The Monkees.
Dinner: Fedora's Café & Catering

Thursday July 11, 7:00pm
Band: The VooDUDES
VooDUDES.In the vast VooDUDES library of original songs, nothing is sacred. Whether it's imploding the hits of Hank Williams into the ultimate drivin' and cryin' song ("That Hank Williams Feeling"), or eulogizing the Southern jazz funeral ("Party When You're Gone"), The VooDUDES do it all--and with a beat that will make you move your feet.
The VooDUDES have been featured in numerous festivals, including The Red Bank Jazz and Blues Festival, Philadelphia's "Jambalaya Jam", New York's "Benson & Hedges Blues Festival" and Ft. Lauderdale's "Crazy Crawfish Fest." They've shared the stage with many of their favorite musicians--among them, Dr John, Levon Helm, Branford Marsalis, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Buckwheat Zydeco, C.J. Chenier, Chubby Carrier, Mavis Staples and more.
The band has performed everywhere from Montreal, Canada to New Orleans. The band has also toured in Europe.
Dinner: Leonardo's II

Thursday July 18, 7:00pm
Band: The DADZ
Dadz.Based in Pennington, New Jersey (with ties to Windsor, NJ and Yardley, PA), The DADZ are a rock 'n roll band playing a diversity of music that spans the 50's to the current era.  Their repertoire concentrates on classic rock but extends to more recent artists whose music they enjoy and enjoy playing. 
Dinner: Buttons Creperie

Thursday July 25, 7:00pm
Band: Combo Bossa Nova
Combo Bossa Nova.Combo Bossa Nova is a sextet that brings to its audiences a taste of Bossa Nova, the Brazilian music that "seduced the world" in the late 1950s and early '60s. To this day the quintessential Bossa Nova hit "The Girl From Ipanema" is one of the two most performed songs in the world, second only to "Yesterday" by the Beatles. 
Formed in the winter of 2010-2011 by four friends from varying musical backgrounds, CBN has quickly grown into a sextet that employs vocals, guitar, mandolin, flute, upright bass and percussion to perform the works of such Brazilian musical luminaries as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luis Bonfa, Roberto Menescal, Eliane Elias, and Marcos Valle (with a few surprises thrown in). 
It's been said that an evening of CBN's latin rhythms and lyrics helps listeners to momentarily steal away to the easy, care-free life that was Brazilian beach culture of the 1950s and 60s.
Dinner: Fedora's Café & Catering

Thursday August 1, 7:00pm
Band: Off the Map
Off the Map Band.
Off The Map Band is an Alt/Pop/Rock Fusion project navigated by GRAMMY® affiliated artists: Amy Otey, Alex Otey, James Popik, Chris Clark and Ryan Ross. Their experience ranges from being opening acts for Marshall Tucker and Los Lonely Boys, to recording with Richie Cole and Grover Washington Jr., to performing with the Delaware Symphony, the New Jersey Philharmonic and backing the Moody Blues.
The band members have worked with various mainstream jazz, funk, family, rock, and classical ensembles, over the years and invite you to join them on this feel good musical journey.
Dinner: TJ's Pizza & Pasta

Thursday August 8, 7:00 pm
Band: Riverside Bluegrass
Riverside.Riverside Bluegrass Band is a five-piece acoustic string band from Princeton, New Jersey. We combine traditional bluegrass music with bluegrass-style interpr-*etations of classic and newer pop and country songs by the Beatles, the Byrds, Steve Earle, Ricky Skaggs, Buddy Miller and many others.
Dinner: The Purple Cow

Thursday August 15, 7:00 pm
Band: Reock & Roll Revue
Reock & Roll Review.There is no one style that could define the Reock & Roll Revue's sound. The Revue's playlist spans the musical spectrum of the last 50 years and knows No boundaries. The Members of The Revue include Jerry Steele on stringed instrumentals of all kinds, Chris Grace on bass Guitar, Mario DiBartolo on Electric Guitars, Michael White on Drums & percussion, Bud Belviso on Acoustic Guitar & keyboards, and Tom Reock on keyboards.
The band members all share vocal duties. All reside in the Princeton/Trenton area and have been performing throughout the community as well as the rest of the country for many years in various lineups & projects.
Dinner: Acacia

Thursday August 22, 7:00 pm
Band: The Aldrich Brothers Band
Information coming!
Dinner: Chambers Walk Café & Catering

 

Concert Cafe
Main Street and local restaurants will offer an a la carte dinner in the park starting at 6:30 pm as indicated. Beverages and desserts also available. Come early to get Cafe seating. Cash only.

Or enjoy a full meal at our local restaurants.

 

In case of inclement weather Call 609 219-9300 after 4pm the day of the event - a recorded message will be left indicating if the evening's concert is canceled. No message means the concert will proceed as scheduled. Program events are subject to change!

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