The first walking event in the 2022 RSO Sunset Series will take place at Hayes Arboretum. Guests are encourage to arrive between 5:30 & 6:15 pm. Guests will enjoy a walking tour along the scenic trail through Hayes Arboretum. Four musical groups, including Birch Tree Brass, Swamp Bottle Steel Drum Duo, Weeping Willow Woodwinds, and Sycamore Strings, will perform as guests enjoy a gentle one-mile walk. Spirits will be available for purchase by The Cordial Cork. Reservations are required. Guests may wish to bring a chair to stop along the path.

Join us for an evening of live music with The Wallens. Season Opening! Sunflower Field! Food trucks. Free Glass of wine or soft drink. The Wallens have brought their close-knit harmony vocals and storytelling to Australia, Europe, and across the US at events like the Telluride Blues Fest. Originally hailing from Kentucky, Molly is a classically-trained vocalist and percussionist with experience in opera and bluegrass alike.

Firehouse BBQ & The Starr-Gennett Foundation will provide live music on the patio, First Fridays in June and July, for the Depot District Art Walk, followed by an afterparty concert on the big stage inside! June's musical guests on the patio are Tin Cup, Whiskey Shambles Duo, and Mister Moriah! Stick around for the Firehouse afterparty, where you'll hear Cincinnati's Wonky Tonk and award-winning The Whiskey Shambles (full band). Watch the Starr-Gennett Foundation, Firehouse BBQ, Depot Association, and ALMS Facebook pages for details updates!

BLAST AT THE OVERPASS! InConcert is super Excited to announce Live Wire - an AC/DC Tribute Band! Mark your calendar, DOORS OPEN @ 6:00 PM! Opening act is Sweet Pain - you don't want to miss this great show! This event will be happening at the 4th Floor Blues Club beer garden. If for any reason the weather becomes an issue the event will be moved inside to New Boswell Brewery & Tap Room. Admission: Tickets are $20 in advance, and $25 at the door! All proceeds go back into our local non profits!!

A FREE one-hour program performed on the 1906 Hook and Hastings organ and Starr concert grand piano.Drawing upon Victorian era music in a setting created by Victorians, the featured work is Lemaigre’s “Marche Solenelle” which was performed at the first service of Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday, May 13, 1906.