About

The Acoustic Nights Free Concert Series is all about bringing free music to the Plymouth waterfront during the summer. We’ve been devoted since the beginning to giving young musicians the chance to play at such a cool spot, and to help the already-vibrant waterfront be even more fun.

Now for all the important info.

Who? Local and national independent musicians at their finest, presented by local live music company Brewster Productions.

What? Great original acoustic music outdoors on a big lawn of comfy grass, next to a bunch of great take-out restaurants. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs, bring a picnic basket and a cooler. You can expect to hear a wide range of genres within the “acoustic” category: blues, folk, pop, rock, bluegrass, classical, experimental, and so on.

Where? On the lawn of the Hedge House Museum, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The address: 126 Water St, Plymouth, MA. There’s a huge parking lot right next door that’s free after 7pm, and only 50 cents an hour before that. There’s also a Visitor Info Center next door with a public restroom open til 8pm. You should also take a visit inside the Hedge House, which you can do until 6pm the days we have concerts – it’s a great 19th century mansion with fantastic tour guides. Plus, the Plymouth Antiquarian Society (who provides the venue space) runs it, and they’re great people.

Why? Because it’s fun, relaxing, exciting, and a great way to support the arts and local music in Plymouth. Plus it’s a super summery thing to do – how can you beat sitting on the grass with a pizza listening to free live music? You can’t. Period.

How? Depending on where you are in the world, you can walk, drive, take the MBTA commuter rail, take the GATRA bus or P&B bus. You could even fly, if you’re that intent on coming. The one thing you don’t have to do is buy a ticket or pay admission. (directions)

General info: info@brewsterproductions.com – Booking inquiries: booking@brewsterproductions.com. Pictured above: Doug Logan performs at the Hedge House Lawn, May 2010.

 

                   

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