Music on the Green will wrap up its summer series with one final evening of live entertainment at the Village Green on Maple Avenue in Rockville Centre. The event is scheduled for Aug. 27 from 6 to 8 p.m., giving residents and visitors one last opportunity to gather outdoors and enjoy live music with friends, family and neighbors. With the final concert approaching, organizers are inviting the community to come out to this free event, get comfortable and make the most of the last Music on the Green event of the summer. For more information, call the village office at 516-678-9300.
1. Bring a chair and enjoy the music
Attendees heading to Music on the Green should come prepared for a relaxed evening outdoors at the Village Green. Guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs or blankets to create a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy the entertainment. The event is free and open to the public, making it an accessible summer activity for residents and visitors alike. Those looking for something to eat can take advantage of local dinner discounts and food delivery options available during the event. With live music, food options and an outdoor setting, Music on the Green offers an opportunity to spend the evening with friends, family and neighbors.
2. Jerry & The Newcomers will be the featured performer
Jerry & The Newcomers will perform at Music on the Green, providing live music for the final event of the summer series. The group has also performed at other Rockville Centre events, including the Taste of Rockville Centre, Playing on the Porch and the St. Agnes Bazaar. Its performance history includes appearances at community events and venues throughout Long Island, as well as the New York City Marathon. Jerry & The Newcomers have also performed at fundraising events and festivals in Nassau County and neighboring communities. The group’s appearance will give residents and visitors another opportunity to hear the band perform live during an evening of music at the Village Green.
3. Mother Nature joined in on the summer fun
The weather has certainly kept things interesting for Music on the Green this summer. The first event, held June 25 and featuring Those Damn Neighbors, brought beautiful sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s, creating ideal conditions for an evening outdoors. A month later, the weather had a very different plan. On July 30, The Basement took the stage and performed for about 45 minutes before heavy rains moved in and forced the rest of the event to be canceled. With one event still to come, the summer series has already experienced both sides of summer weather. Now, all eyes are on Aug. 27 and hoping Mother Nature cooperates.
