The Standard Journal

July Fourth Friday concert coming up at month’s end

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Stormy weather prevented the last Fourth Friday concert from happening, but organizers are hoping for blue skies and sunshine for the next event.

Coming up on July 28, the concert will feature Bremen-based band Mc Pherson Street. Mc Pherson Street brings an eclectic mix of rock (both classic and new) with a “little bit o’bluegrass” thrown in for fun.

As always, concerts are free and open to anyone. In addition to live music, folks can check out the Throttle Jockies classic car show and grab a bite to eat.

The event starts at 6 p.m. with music kicking off at 7 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets and make themselves at home in the park at the corner of Main and Prior Street. Dogs are welcomed as long as they are leashed. Alcohol is not allowed.

"It's really great to see families come out and make an evening of it," said Aimee Madden, Public Informatio­n Officer for the City of Cedartown. "I've seen both some of our senior residents and some of our youngest residents dancing and having a good time."

The concert that was rained out on June 23 has been reschedule­d for August 25. "We were lucky to get Khaotik reschedule­d for the make-up concert. They are really looking forward to playing for Cedartown and we're glad we could get everyone's schedule to work."

Just like July's concert, the make-up concert will take place at 7 p.m.

The concert series is made possible by community partners. “We would not have these concerts without the support of our local industries and businesses,” Madden explained. “We appreciate those organizati­ons that see the value in offering these fun events for our residents. We’re proud to have GEO Specialty Chemicals as the main sponsor for 2017. We’re also appreciati­ve of Polk Medical Center, The Polk County Standard Journal and WGAA Radio for being partners this year.”

A full list of event supporters and contributo­rs can be viewed at www.fourthfrid­aycedartow­n.com. Born out of the 2013 Downtown Renaissanc­e Planning and Visioning Program, the 2017 Fourth Friday Concert Series aims to bring folks in from all over North Georgia to enjoy a summer evening full of great local music and friendly fellowship. The concerts take place in Historic Downtown Cedartown. Get the latest updates and info on the Downtown Cedartown Fourth Friday Concert Series Facebook page.

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