Thomaston’s favorite outdoor concert series is back for its fifth season! Join us every Wednesday evening from July 23rd - August 20th for free, family-friendly live music, a rotation of local food trucks, lawn games, bubbles, and a vibrant community atmosphere. Here, Hold My Cone will be on site each week serving up delicious Stone Fox Farm Creamery ice cream from their charming truck. Bring a blanket and a picnic or grab dinner downtown or from our visiting food vendors.
July 23 – The Sugar Snaps
Kick off the season with this eight-piece soul, funk, and R&B powerhouse featuring horns, harmonies, and groove-worthy rhythms that are sure to get you dancing.
Food Truck: Shift Wood Fired Pizza – naturally leavened wood fired pizza, fresh salads, wraps, falafel & more.
July 30 – 32 North
High-vibe Americana blending outlaw country, rock, folk, and original tunes with a sound that’s both fresh and familiar.
Food Truck: Downtown Charcuterie – customizable charcuterie boxes and cups packed with meats, cheeses, fruit, veggies, sweets & more.
August 6 – Dark Rain
Crank it up with this high-energy hybrid of rock, metal, and pop, playing your favorite anthems from the '80s, '90s, and beyond.
Food Truck: Reggae Eats – serving up authentic Jamaican flavors including jerk chicken, rice bowls, patties, wraps, and more.
August 13 – Rocky Coast String Band
An eclectic five-piece string ensemble mixing bluegrass, Americana, folk, rock, and blues into one rich acoustic blend.
Food Truck: Shift Wood Fired Pizza returns!
August 20 – Groovetide
Close out the season with soulful originals and danceable jam band classics from this energetic midcoast Maine band.
Food Truck: Reggae Eats returns!
We're still looking for food trucks for 2 more dates - August 6th and 20th. Reach out to
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