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Uptown East.Shop.Rock Thursday, June 20, from 5-9pm (and later)
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Join us in Uptown on Thursday, June 20th, for a summer night filled with music! Uptown: Eat.Shop.Rock will feature free entertainment in each of the four business districts all night, with headline acts during the designated times. Walk around, grab some food, head to your favorite shop - experience all that Uptown has to offer!
Main Events are listed below:
5pm: East Fulton - Swing and Jazz Band. Bluedoor Parking Lot (936 East Fulton St.). Music all night, classic car show 6-8pm.
6pm: East Hills - Isaac Norris Project. ICCF lawn (920 Cherry St.). Music and dance performances all night.
7pm: Wealthy Street -There Goes the Neighborhood, Student rock band from Triumph Music Academy. Bazzani Building (959 Wealthy St.). After party at Wealthy at Charles.
8pm: Eastown - Blue Molly. Kava House (1445 Lake Dr.). Rock & Roll after party at Harmony Brewing (10pm-12am)
Uptown: Eat.Shop.Rock is brought to you by the Uptown Marketing Committee. While main events are listed, each district will have music, business specials, and other entertainment all night long. Please visit your favorite Uptown business for more details about each district’s happenings. Public restrooms will be available in all four districts. You can also visit the Uptown: Eat.Shop.Rock Event Page on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/events/489246177808922/) for up to the minute details.
Uptown is an area in Grand Rapids comprised of four exciting business districts: East Fulton, East Hills, Eastown, and Wealthy Street; and five thriving residential neighborhoods: Baxter, East Hills, Eastown, Fulton Heights, and Midtown. If you are looking for the best in retail shopping, eating, and living, we invite you to visit Uptown. Please visit UptownGR.com for more information.
Contact: Jessa Dutton
Neighborhood Ventures
1514 Wealthy St. SE Ste. 214
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
(616) 301-3929
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