Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> This year, they’re making an exception for their inaugural show\u00a0which will be held on a Friday.<\/p>\n The food trucks run from 5-8 PM on concert nights, and the music runs from 5:30-8:30 PM.<\/p>\n The musical due “Just Us” will provide the sounds, while food vendors Nate & OIlies and No Bones Grill will serve up supper for sale.<\/p>\n Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> There’s no admission, but parking is limited in the area of the park. You’ll definitely want to get there early, bring your lawn chairs, your bug spray and if you feel like taking a dip in Pushaw Lake, grab your swimsuit.<\/p>\n Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> This year they’re also adding something special, just for their opening night, and it’s for a really great cause.<\/p>\n “This year, we are including our Charity Market of Love. There will be about 1-dozen vendors, yard sale section, with a portion of all proceeds going to the local Autism Society. Darlings Ice Cream Truck will also be here from 5-7pm, with all those proceeds going to the cause.”<\/p>\n Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> Thursday July 9th the series will feature the musical stylings of Brook & Haley, with food for sale from Lucy Q’s and McPhee concessions.<\/p>\n Thursday July 23rd, local rockers CEO & Company will play the park, with Brick & Embers offering up some tasty treats.<\/p>\n Richie K and Triple Threat will be there August 6th, with Lil’ Piggy and McPhees.<\/p>\n Highway 207 and Curbside Eats will keep you entertained and fed on Thursday August 13th.<\/p>\n Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> And the series will wrap up on Thursday August 20th with a performance by Six Ways to Sunday, with Brick & Embers making a repeat appearance to round out the food portion of the evening.<\/p>\n Dogs are welcome at the park, as long as you clean up after them. There are picnic tables on site, and there’s a small playground as well. There’s also direct access to the water if you want to boat or swim.<\/p>\n Glenburn Community Days\/Concerts In The Park, Carey Besse<\/span><\/p> Following the Summer Concert Series kickoff Friday, is a huge community celebration slated for Saturday June 20th.<\/p>\n Read More:\u00a0<\/b>Free L.L. Bean Summer Concerts Return to Maine This Weekend<\/a><\/p>\n The 18th Annual Glenburn Community Festival <\/a>will start at 9 AM with a\u00a0car show that runs till noon, a community parade that kicks off at 10 AM (folks should line up at the Dollar General by 9:30) and tons of free family fun taking place all day long.<\/p>\n Andrew Coop\/UnSplash<\/span><\/p> They’ll have kids games, a bounce house, a big-foot trail, and presentations by King’s Mountain RC, the Timber Tina Lumberjack Show, a juggler and live music all day long.<\/p>\n Lumberjacks 2, Glenburn Community Festival<\/span><\/p> There will be a Book Fair and a Craft Fair, along with a kid’s movie at 6 PM (Zootopia 2). The festival will end with a bang, as they set off an awesome fireworks show!<\/p>\n It all takes place at the Glenburn Elementary School, 991 Hudson Road in Glenburn.<\/p>\n From 4-H barns to carnival lights, Maine fairs are where summer really shows up.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Arlen Jameson<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The agricultural fairs in Maine are practically ancient and have been providing New England families with memories that span centuries at this point.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Lizzy Snyder<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Dreaming of warmer days and great food? These 10 Maine food festivals<\/strong> are the perfect excuse for a spring or summer getaway.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Arlen Jameson<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\ud83c\udf1e 3 Maine Summer Fairs You Need to Hit This June<\/h2>\n
The Three Oldest Fairs in Maine Still Going Strong<\/h2>\n
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