Festivals Fredonia has announced a lineup for “8 Great Wednesdays in the Park.”

The free, family-friendly concert series will run every Wednesday in Barker Common from July 1 through Aug. 19. Preshow activities will start at 5:30 p.m. and the music will be on from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

The series is a revival of the popular Barker Common summer concerts, which didn’t happen in 2025. Here’s the lineup:

�–� July 1 — Country Night with Everett Lee & Underground Stampede

�–� July 8 — Americana Night with Unknown Legends

�–� July 15 — Classic Rock Night with Screamin’ East

�–� July 22 — Rock Night with The Freeze

�–� July 29 — Hard Rock Night with White Bronco

�–� Aug. 5 — Jazz Night with 23 SkiDoo

�–� Aug. 12 — 50’s & 60’s Night with DJ Joe Gould

�–� Aug. 19 — Blues Night with Jeff Fetterman

Each week will feature pre-show activities including art, dance lessons, and more from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Local food vendors will offer their items and there will be hot dogs fresh off the grill. Beverages will be available from local alcohol

vendors.

“Admission is completely free — because good times should be for everyone,” according to Festivals Fredonia.

Festivals Fredonia also welcomes local non-profit organizations to participate each

week. Non-profits are invited to set up a table and connect with the community in a fun, relaxed setting. Interested organizations are encouraged to email

festivalsfredoniany@gmail.com for more information.

8 Great Wednesdays in the Park is proudly sponsored by Gugino & Ryel Financial. “Their generous support makes this free community event possible, and we are incredibly grateful for their partnership,” Festivals Fredonia stated.

For the full schedule and more information, visit www.festivalsfredoniany.org/8-great-wednesdays-in-the-park or find Festivals Fredonia on Facebook and Instagram.

Festivals Fredonia invites everyone to “grab your lawn chair, bring the kids, and get ready for eight weeks of incredible live music, great food, and the kind of warm summer nights that makes small-town life so special.”