FREE Outdoor Concerts 2026

Mon, Jun 29, 2026
7:00pm - 9:00pm

FREE Outdoor Concerts 

2026

Summer in Lewiston is all about music! Once again, the LCA brings you a standout lineup of free concerts to soundtrack your summer evenings. With something for every taste, grab your cooler and head to the Village—we’ll see you there!

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Monday, June 29

ACADEMY PARK

The 42nd Army Band

They do it all! Jazz, Rock, Latin, Classical, Pop and Patriotic Marches!

From powerful ceremonial pieces to lively crowd favorites, their versatile performance delivers something for every listener.

Saturday, July 4 

Celebration in Academy Park @ 7pm

Reflector

The heart of Lewiston, Academy Park, is the perfect place to gather to view the 4th of July fireworks.

The Lewiston Council on the Arts is adding to the Village’s Independence Day

celebration by presenting a concert by Reflector and then....FIREWORKS!!!

It is sure to be a wonderful evening—pack your cooler and meet us there!

 

Monday, July 6

Fredtown Stompers

7pm Gazebo at 4th and Center

"We swing that Hot Jazz and have that New Orleans Trad Jazz flavor --- anything to get those feet movin'!"

Get ready for an upbeat, high-energy set that captures the spirit of a classic street parade and keeps the crowd dancing.

 

Saturday, July 11 

Summer of '69 The 20th Annual Concert

Academy Park @ 7pm

Break out your favorite tie dyed T-shirt and head down to Academy Park for the grooviest summer happening around. Hang loose with Lewiston's own 1960's musicians as they reunite for a far-out, free concert of favorites from the 60's, 70's and 80's. Come feel the love! 

Featuring Grammy Award Winner Gary Baker and Friends; The Invaders; The County Orphanage and The Summer of '69 All-Star Band

Summer of '69 "Open Rehearsal"Fundraiser

Date and Time TBA

$10 per person to benefit the Lewiston Council on the Arts

Location TBA

 

Monday, July 13

Rockabilly Stevie Blues and BR3

7pm Gazebo at 4th and Center

They’re back! Serving up a musical gumbo of blues, rockabilly, R&B, rock, Americana, and zydeco—

this high-energy performance blends roots and rhythm into an irresistible sound.

Monday, July 20

Harmonia Vocal Jazz Ensemble

7pm Gazebo at 4th and Center

A 2025 Favorite Returns!

Pop tunes, heartfelt ballads, and timeless jazz standards—all brought to life with the backing of an exceptional jazz band.

Harmonia Vocal Jazz Ensemble, which made its debut at Babeville in 2022 and has since headlined the

Northwest Jazz Festival, is returning to Lewiston for another unforgettable performance.

Friday, July 24 --Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Academy Park @ 7pm 

The Lewiston Council on the Arts is thrilled to announce that the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing in the Alphonso DiMino Memorial Bandshell at Academy Park in Lewiston on Saturday, July 27th, at 7pm.  This free concert is made possible by the generous sponsorship of Anthony DiMino, of DiMino’s Lewiston Tops.

Our very own world-class orchestra presents a fun, family-friendly concert filled with favorite, familiar tunes.

Bring your blanket or a few chairs and enjoy an evening under the summer sky with incredible music—

picnicking is encouraged!

 

Monday, July 27

Shakespeare In the Gazebo

7pm Gazebo at 4th and Center

Fools and Foes
A Collection of Shakespeare's Villains & Clowns
Directed by Nathanial Higgins

  

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Monday, August 3

Hot Club of Buffalo

7pm Gazebo at 4th and Center

The award-winning gypsy jazz band delivers high-energy 1930s-style gypsy swing with a modern twist—

blending in influences from bossa nova, choro, and rhumba, along with unexpected nods to artists like Hendrix and Steely Dan.