Kent’s Music and Art Showcase set for June 25

Enjoy a free evening of music and art at the city of Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services 50 Plus Program eighth annual Music and Art Showcase.

  • BY Wire Service
  • Tuesday, May 26, 2015 8:18pm
  • Life
The Coats will perform on June 25 at the Kent Music and Art Showcase at the Kent Senior Activity Center.

The Coats will perform on June 25 at the Kent Music and Art Showcase at the Kent Senior Activity Center.

Enjoy a free evening of music and art at the city of Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services 50 Plus Program eighth annual Music and Art Showcase.

The event, formerly known as a jazz and art showcase, runs from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, June 25 at the Kent Senior Activity Center, 600 E. Smith St.

Jazz Pianist Richard Dean will play the baby grand in the midst of an indoor art exhibit and demonstration by the Kent Valley Artists.

Free concerts are offered on the south lawn featuring James Caddell, bass singer with the Main Attraction, who is releasing a solo jazz album soon.  The nationally acclaimed a cappella artists The Coats, whose 12th full-length album Highway 1 was released recently, headline the event.

Limited indoor and outdoor seating is on a first come, first served basis and guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and umbrellas for the rain or shine outdoor concerts.

Free desserts are offered by Stafford Suites (while supplies last) and the Mitzel’s American Kitchen mobile food truck will be on site offering discounted dinners. The Mocktail Garden will offer made-to-order non-alcoholic drinks for a donation.

Free informational booths are hosted by event co-sponsors whose contributions make it possible for the event to be offered to the entire community for no charge.

The sponsors include Aegis Living, Chateau @ Valley Center, Farrington Court, Judson Park, Molina Healthcare, Radcliffe Place, Talbot Center, Stafford Suites, The Weatherly Inn and Wesley Homes. Other co-sponsors are Northwest Prime Time and the Kent Reporter.

For more information, call 253-856-5164 or go online to Kent50Plus.com.


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