Lunch shouldn’t be a few bites on a stale sandwich while you sit at your desk. Not with this great weather. So, if you’re in Salt Lake City, liven up your lunch breaks this month by attending a free outdoor concert.
Presented by the Salt Lake City Arts Council, the Brown Bag Concert Series features free concerts weekdays from 12:15-1:00 p.m. in one of three locations, August 1 through August 26.
For 39 years this program has supported local performing artists in music, dance, and cultural celebrations through engaging lunchtime concerts that contribute to making Salt Lake a vibrant community.
This year, the Arts Council is proud to partner with Spy Hop Productions 801 Sessions program (spyhop.org/801_sessions/). Created as a residency program, youth ages 15-19 will curate, market, produce, and perform one full week of the 2016 Brown Bag Concert Series. The participating youth will gain valuable experience in event planning, marketing, artist management, and live performance production.
2016 Brown Bag Concert Series Schedule:
City Creek Park
August 1-5, 2016
Monday 8/1 – Os Corvos
Tuesday 8/2 – Kate MacLeod
Wednesday 8/3 – Ben Brinton
Thursday 8/4 – Will Baxter Band
Friday – Michael Lucarelli
Exchange Place Plaza
August 8-12, 2016
Spy Hop’s 801 Sessions Presents:
Monday 8/8 – White Fire
Tuesday 8/9 – The Ling Trio
Wednesday 8/10 – Emanon
Thursday 8/11 – Gabi
Friday 8/12 – Interift
Salt Lake City & County Building
August 15 – 19, 2016
Monday 8/15 – St. Boheme
Tues 8/16 – Minx
Wednesday 8/17 – Buzzard Whiskey
Thursday 8/18 – Canyons
Friday 8/19 – Big Blue Ox
Exchange Place Plaza
August 22 – 26, 2016
Monday 8/22 – Tablado Dance Company
Tuesday 8/23 – Foreign Figures
Wednesday 8/24 – B-Boy Federation
Thursday 8/25 – Orphans Cabaret
Friday 8/26 – Little Barefoot
For additional program information please visit saltlakearts.org/brown-bag-concert-series/ or call the Salt Lake City Arts Council at 801.596.5000
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