Local Tidewater Virginia Happenings

Tidewater Virginia Summer Events, 17-22 June 2014

Now to June 24 - Mount Trashmore Summer Carnival, 310 Edwin Dr., Virginia Beach. Hours of operation are 6 pm - 11 pm during the week, and 2 pm - 11 pm on the weekends. Rides, games and traditional state fair foods re all available at the Summer Carnival at Mount Trashmore Park. Located in the parking lot off Edwin Drive, the carnival is great for all ages and offers free admission and free parking. Ride prices - Single Tickets: $1 each (each ride takes 2-6 tickets); Monday, Wednesday & Friday: $18 wristband (unlimited rides); Twelve Buck Tuesday: $12 wristband; Dollar Day Thursday: All rides $1 each; Saturday & Sunday: $20 wristband. Games and concession are priced separately.

Mon-Wed, June 16-18 - Circus in the Park, 17th Street Park, Oceanfront, Virginia Beach, 7:30 - 10:00 pm. Circus acts including acrobats and juggling.

Tue, June 17 - Family Movie Series: Despicable Me 2, Mill Point Park, Hampton, 7 pm. Bring your friends, family, folding chairs, and blankets to Mill Point Park on Tuesday nights this summer to enjoy free movies. Entertainment begins at 7pm, followed by our feature presentation at sunset. FREE ADMISSION! Food & Beverages Available for Purchase. For more information check out our website at http://www.hampton.gov/parks or weather cancellations call 727-8311.

Tue, June 17 - Opening Reception for the Suffolk Arts League’s 2014 Annual Open Member’s Show, Suffolk Art Gallery, Bosely Ave. Suffolk, 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Show is from June 17 to July 18, 2014.

Tue-Thu, June 17-19 - Free Kids Movie: The Croods, Paragon City Center 12, Newport News, 10:00 am. Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday throughout the summer, families can enjoy a free kids movie! Space is limited, so admittance will be first come, first served. 757-525-9898,www.paragontheaters.com.

Tue-Fri, June 17-20 - ARTventures, at the Peninsula Fine Arts Center, 101 Museum Dr., Newport News. Beat the heat and come indoors! Each week - Tuesday through Friday - PFAC offers a different subject, medium or theme for your young artist, led by a wonderful and dedicated art teacher! Your young artist will have plenty to choose from! Call for class information, ages and themes. 757-596-8175

Wed, June 18 - Fountain Field Day, TowneBank Fountain, Town Point Park, Norfolk, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. A great way for children and families to come and enjoy some fun in the sun! Fountain Field Days offer FREE family programming, to include: an interactive fountain, children’s activities, exercise programs, lawn games, theatre, dance and more!

Wed, June 18 - Suffolk Farmers’ Market, at the Pavilion, 524 N. Main St., Suffolk, VA 23434 (At the corner of Constance Rd. & Main St. in Historic Downtown Suffolk), Wed: 3-6 pm; Sat: 9 am - 1 pm. The Suffolk Farmers’ Market is a popular outlet for locally grown fruits and vegetables, baked goods, organically raised poultry, fresh eggs and milk, honey and a variety of artisan-crafted goods. Free and open to the public, the Market will host a variety of Family Fun Days, special guest speakers and performers, petting zoos, book signings, workshops, crafts and more. For information, contact the Suffolk Visitor Center at 757.514.4130

Wed, June 18 - Food Truck Hump Days on the Great Bridge Waterways, Battlefield Historic Park, Chesapeake, 4:00 pm til dusk. Join Eat The Streets 757 at Battlefield Historic Park on the first and third Wednesday of the month starting April 16 and ending October 15. A huge variety of food truck gourmet dishes will be offered along with children’s activities and live entertainment by the Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways History Foundation, the City of Chesapeake, and friends! All food trucks accept cash and credit though a minimum may apply when using credit. * 10% of all sales will benefit the Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways History Foundation.

Wed, June 18 - Live on the Square at Port Warwick, this week ‘Brandon Bower’s Band’ (acoustic blues rock), presented by Virginia Health Services, Loftest Blvd., Newport News, VA, 6 pm. Enjoy the summer night air on Styron Square listening to the area’s best music. The concerts are free and all are welcome! Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets, food and drink, or enjoy the music from one of the Port Warwick restaurant patios!

Wed, June 18 - Front Porch Music Series with ‘Danny Fitzgerald and the Usual Suspects’, Hampton History Museum, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. This eclectic home grown-band is hard to pin down into one genre, Danny Fitzgerald and The Usual Suspects play everything from jump-swing to blues to rockabilly with some island sounds and several originals thrown in. The band is a Hampton institution, having played such venues such as downtown Hampton’s Marker 20. The Hampton History Museum event promised to be an evening rich in musical diversity and surprises with performers on bass, vocals, keyboards, guitar, drums, sax, flute, harmonica and maybe even a little clarinet.

Thu, June 19 - Farmers’ Market at City Center, Mariners’ Rows, City Center at Oyster Point, 700 Town Center Dr., Newport News, 10 am - 2 pm. A collection of products that are straight from the farm! Includes locally grown fruits and vegetables, seafood, plants, herbs, baked goods, free range chickens, pork, bison, bath products, fresh bread and dog treats. Also available are dairy products, such as cheese, goat’s cheese, milk, bath products, fresh bread and eggs. Come see what we have to offer!

Thu, June 19 - Third Thursday at the Chrysler, Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, 5:00 - 10:00 pm. The Chrysler presents its first campus-wide Third Thursday event from 5-10 p.m. Admission is free to Museum Members and $5 for all others (kids are free). While we were closed for renovations, Third Thursday was a showcase for glass art as performance art at the Glass Studio. These evenings of live music, live Studio audience and a cash bar will continue unchanged. As we expand Third Thursday to include the Museum, forget our past Warm It concerts or Art of Jazz nights. Think of Third Thursday as a fresh chance to get together with family or friends. Starting at 5 p.m., you’ll be able to get a glass of wine or beer at our cash bar, or enjoy a meal at our new cafe that features al fresco dining. This month, instead of a band in Huber Court, we’ll have a strolling musician in the galleries (and this month it’s Skye Zentz on ukulele). The Glass Studio’s performance still will start at 7 p.m. and the lead glass artist will be Sam Geer. The musical guest will be Sharkophagus, and you can read an interview with the band, and hear some songs, at AltDaily.com. We’ll have flashlight tours for the kids and a drinking-themed scavenger hunt for the adults. But what we’ll be offering most of all is a chance to enjoy our newly refurbished Museum in an after-work setting.

Thu, June 19 - Thursdays by the Lake, with ‘Hey Hey Hooligan’, the banks of Lake Maury, The Mariners’ Museum/USS Monitor Center, 100 Museum Dr., Newport News, VA, 6 pm. Join the museum for its annual concert series on the banks of Lake Maury, overlooking the full-scale replica of the Civil War ironclad USS Monitor. Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy the live music. Adult beverages, soft drinks and food for sale.

Thu, June 19 - "Shagging on the Riverwalk" Beach Music Concert Series, this week’s entertainment features ‘The TFC Band’, 331 Water Street, Yorktown, VA, 6:30 pm. Put on your dancing shoes and join us for this annual concert series featuring a variety of beach music for all ages to enjoy. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Free. 757.890.3500.

Thu-Sun, June 19-22 - In The Next Room (or the Vibrator Play), In this regional premiere a doctor and his wife struggle to rekindle their love at the dawn of the age of electricity. Based on historical events, this story about the phenomenon of “female hysteria” takes us under the stiff corsets of 1890’s and into the pent-up passions beneath. A play about women finding their power, and men finally finding their women. This remarkable historical drama has got the whole nation buzzing. The New York Times calls it “insightful, fresh and funny; the play is as rich in thought as it is in feeling.

Fri, June 20 - Fridays at the Fountain Concert Series, this week: ‘The Hark’, City Center at Oyster Point, Newport News, 5:30 - 9:00 pm. Begin your weekend here. Join us for the City Center Friday Concerts by our best regional bands. Bring your friends, lawn chairs, blankets, and dancing shoes. Free Admission. Free Parking. Gates open at 5:00 pm

Fri, June 20 - Town Fair at Town Center, Virginia Beach, 5 - 8 pm. Spend your afternoon with us, shopping, dining and enjoying our outdoor evening entertainment all Summer long. The Town Fair at Town Center features local handmade art, jewelry, goods and fair trade merchandise. On the third Friday of each month, April through September, residents and visitors alike, can stroll around the Fountain Plaza of Town Center as we showcase more than 30 merchants’ handmade and fair trade goods.

Fri, June 20 - Skywatch at Northwest River Park, Indian Creek Rd., Chesapeake, 5:30 - 11:00 pm. Join Back Bay Amateur Astronomers as they bring their scopes and expertise to bear on the galaxy. Weather permitting at the Equestrian area of Northwest River Park.

Fri, June 20 - Free Wine Tasting at Riverwalk Restaurant, 323 Water Street, Yorktown, VA, 6:00 pm. In our lobby, every Friday, sample delicious wines from various vineyards and regions. Free. Call 757.875.1522 or visithttp://www.riverwalkrestaurant.net/

Fri, June 20 - 'Christopher Jay' in Concert, Town Square, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton, 6:00 pm. Enjoy the musical styling’s of Christopher Jay in Town Square. Sit back and relax to the cool sounds of Motown, Big Band, Broadway, Rat Pack and more. Free and open to the public. Chairs or blankets are encouraged.

Fri, June 20 - Free Summer Concert at Towneplace at Greenbrier with ‘The Rhondels’, 725 Eden Way North, Chesapeake, 6:00 - 8:30 pm. Enjoy free outdoor concerts every Friday at the gazebo between Moe’s and Surf Rider. Free concerts benefit CHIP of Virginia, a non-profit organization responsible for the development of community-based child health and family support programs. Towne Place at Greenbrier is located on Eden Way North off of Greenbrier Parkway. The concerts are free and open to the public… don’t forget your lawn chairs!

Fri, June 20 - TGIF Summer Concert Series, with ‘Alternative Groove’, presented by Suffolk Parks & Recreation, Constant’s Wharf Park & Marina, Suffolk, 6-9:30 pm. Come on out for fun in the sun at the 2014 Suffolk TGIF Summer Concert Series! Friday nights of free, family fun is back. There will be food, activities for the kids, and live music of your favorite bands! The concert series starts off June 20th at Constant’s Wharf Park & Marina then heads over to Bennett’s Creek Park, starting August 1st.

Fri, June 20 - Hampton Roads Philharmonic Concert, Gazebo, Continental Park, Fort Monroe, 7:00 pm. The Hampton Roads Philharmonic Orchestra will perform a commemorative concert recognizing the War of 1812. Bring your picnic baskets, blankets, and lawn chairs.

Fri, June 20 - Friday Night Hoedown at the Virginia Beach Farmer’s Market, with the ‘Back Porch Boogie Band’, 3640 Dam Neck Road (and Princess Anne Rd.), Virginia Beach, 7-10 pm. More info from FarmMrkt@vbgov.com or (757) 385-4388.

Fri, June 20 - Friday Night Adventures, Newport News Park Discovery Center, 13560 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, 7:30 pm. Every Friday, meet a park naturalist to discover facts about some of the park’s natural and historical features. Programs include nature walks, video presentations and/or hands on activities. Topics include beavers, snakes, owls, bats and other creatures inhabiting the park. Call 886-7916 for weekly topic and location.

Fri/Sat, June 20-21 - Chrysler Hall Dance Recitals, Norfolk. Fri - Evelyn Ott Studio’s Annual Dance Recital: “Imaginique”, 7 pm. Sat - Copeland Mills Dance Recital: “American Trivia”, 6:30 pm.

Fri-Sun, June 20-22 - Tidewater Quilters’ Guild Quilt Show: “The World of Quilting: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”, The Shriner’s Auditorium (Kedive Temple), 645 Woodlake Dr., Chesapeake, 10:00 am 0 6:00 pm. Juried Quilts from all over the Tidewater area will be on display. Vendors, a raffle quilt, silent auction and numerous door prizes will greet participants. $8.00 general admission, $6.00 with any Quilt Guild I.D. (good for all three days).

Fri-Sun, June 20-22 - Stihl Timbersports Series, US Pro & Collegiate Championships, Norfolk Scope. This is the first time in the STIHLR TIMBERSPORTSR Series history that the U.S. Pro and Collegiate athletes will fight for top honors at the Norfolk Scope Arena. The facility is one of the premier venues on the East Coast and is perfect for showcasing one of the most exciting sporting events in the country. Athletes compete in six professional lumberjack disciplines; the hot saw, single buck, springboard chop, standing block chop, stock saw and underhand chop. This season features notable returning lumberjacks and fan favorites, including the renowned lumberjack Cogar family. STIHLR TIMBERSPORTSR Series Pro Champion Matthew Cogar will defend his title, and will have to face his cousins Arden and Scooter, Jr., as well as his father Paul. Other returning athletes include David Moses, Mel Lentz, Mike Forester, and many more. 
Fri - Pro & College Qualifier Rounds 12-7 pm; Sat - US Professional Championships 5-8 pm; Sun - US Collegiate Championships & Relay Events 2-6 pm.

Fri-Sun, June 20-22 - The 25th Annual AT&T Bayou Boogaloo & Cajun Food Festival delivers the heart and soul of Louisiana to visitors of Town Point Park in true Cajun style. From New Orleans to Norfolk, two stages featuring national recording artists provide musical entertainment for the weekend. Also on hand will be many local New Orleans musicians and artists who are sure to get your hands clapping, feet two-steppin’ and heart pumping throughout the weekend.
The Arts Market of New Orleans returns for its 9th season and brings with it talent, unique artistry and the culture of Louisiana! The Arts Council of New Orleans and Norfolk Festevents hand-pick the most unique and one-of-a-kind artists from Louisiana to share their stories, culture and craft. This year, over 24 artists in various mediums including art, jewelry and sculpture will be on site displaying their works.
No Bayou celebration would be complete without the mouthwatering Cajun delicacies prepared by authentic Louisiana inspired chefs. Festival guests are in for a real treat as they feast on fresh crawfish straight from Louisiana, jambalaya, gumbo, etouffee, alligator, muffuletta, andouille, and beignets. Guests will also find festival favorites like sno balls (discovered in New Orleans, by the way!), root beer floats, smoothies, Italian water ice, glazed nuts, kettle korn and funnel cake. Wash it all down with a variety of cold beverages including a fine selection of beers straight from New Orleans’ own Abita Brewing Company as well as New Orleans-born Southern Comfort Hurricanes.
Friday: Noon - 4pm (free & open to the public) 5pm-10pm (ticketed); Saturday: Noon - 10 pm (ticketed); Sunday: Noon - 6pm (ticketed)

Fri-Sun, June 20-22 - Sandstock - A Tribute to Rock & Roll. 24th Street Park at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. This is a beach-inspired variation on “Woodstock.” National and regional tribute artists who cover performers from Elton John to the Allman Brothers to the Grateful Dead will crank out hit after hit on two beach stages at the Virginia Beach oceanfront! All performances, which are free to the public, will be held on “dueling” stages on the beach at 24th Street, adjacent to the 24th Street Park. Merchandise vendors will be featured in the park itself.

Sat, June 21 - Yorktown Market Days. Chischiak Green, 425 Water Street, Yorktown, 8 am - 12 pm. Fresh produce, meat and seafood, baked goods, coffee, specialty cut flowers, quality art, entertainment and much more await you at the Saturday morning Market Days. This week’s live entertainment is by “Louis Vangieri”. Free

Sat, June 21 - Youth Fishing Day, Northwest River Par & Campground, Indian Creek Rd., Chesapeake, VA, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Northwest River Park is teaming up with Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries to teach the kids about the fish, habitat, and the sport of fishing. Come out for a full day of youth fishing. All youth are invited with an adult. From first time fishers to expert anglers, Youth Fishing Day is going to be a blast for everyone. Registration is required. Call for details, (757) 421-7151.

Sat, June 21 - St. Paul’s Downtown Farm Market, 210 St. Paul’s Blvd., Norfolk, VA, 9 am - 12 pm. Between City Hall & Market St. across from Nordstrom at MacArthur Center. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and Five Points Community Farm Market have partnered to bring fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers to Downtown Norfolk every Saturday, rain or shine, from May through November

Sat, June 21 - Olde Towne Farmer’s Market - Every Saturday, 9 am - 1 pm. Portsmouth Historic district market with locally and organically grown veggies, fruits, nut, herbs, beef, chicken, eggs, seafood, artisanal breads, scones, pastries, cakes, pies, jams, jellies, salsas, fresh, dried and silk flowers, soaps, lotions, pottery, arts/crafts. Just outside the Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center courtyard at Court and High Streets.

Sat, June 21 - Suffolk Farmers’ Market, at the Pavilion, 524 N. Main St., Suffolk, VA, 9 am - 1 pm. (See above - June 18) For info contact the Suffolk Visitor Center at 757.514.4130

Sat, June 21 - Celebrate Kids! Fun, interactive activities and events for the whole family at the four Portsmouth Museums, 10 am - 5 pm.
At the Children’s Museum of Virginia, celebrate under “The Big Top” with a carnival atmosphere for the day. Play games and win prizes, see some animals and have your face painted. On hand will be carnival crafts and food-inspired activities to complement “Everybody’s Cookies,” on display through July 12, 2014. Sissy Cutchen, creator of “Everybody’s Cookies,” will be here reading her story and giving tours.
At the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum: Discover life at sea in the 1700s with the Portsmouth Privateers. Enlist in the Civil War era U.S. Navy with the Tidewater Maritime Living History Association, and learn how to board and repel through hands-on demonstrations.
At the Lightship Portsmouth Museum: Find out about life aboard this former floating lighthouse for the Coast Guard sailors who served.
At the Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center: Musician Bob Zentz will bring unique handmade musical instruments created from the Appalachian region, which he will perform and display. Rich Gray will instruct participants in paper airplane designs to test-fly in the courtyard. Families can also decorate pre-baked, iced sugar cookies, using food coloring markers that write in edible ink.

Sat, June 21 - Lake Meade Dog Park Grand Opening, 201 Holly Lawn Parkway (behind Farm Fresh Market on N. Main Street), Suffolk, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. Join us for the Grand Opening of Suffolk’s spectacular dog park, conveniently located at Lake Meade Park, behind Farm Fresh Market on N. Main Street. 757.514.7250, Suffolk Parks and Recreation. FREE

Sat, June 21 - Juneteenth Freedom Festival, James A. Fields House, 27th St., Newport News, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. There will be historic re-enactments, music, merchandise and food vendors, children’s crafts and activities and community resource information, during this community celebration at the Newport News Farmers Market. Hourly tours of the Newsome House Museum and Cultural Arts Center will be offered. Free and open to the public. 757-813-6014

Sat, June 21 - Discovery Hour, Newport News Park Discovery Center, 13560 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News 11:00 am. Every Saturday from May 10th through August 30th, discover special facts about the wildlife living in our area, find fun activities in the parks, and meet new friends while learning about our natural environment. Most programs begin at the Discovery Center, and may include crafts, games or nature walk for the whole family. Call 886-7916 for topic information. http://www.nnparks.com/

Sat, June 21 - Bronze Door Society Wine Classic, The Mariners’ Museum/USS Monitor Center, 100 Museum Dr., Newport News, 5 - 8:00 pm. Superior wines in a spectacular setting. This premier wine event will include wine tastings, live music and light hors d’oeuvres. The Wine Classic proceeds go to support the mission of The Bronze Door Society & The Mariners’ Museum. 757-596-2222

Sat, June 21 - Family Great Adventure Series, On the Beach at Virginia Beach, 6:00 pm. Families take part in an interactive adventure that leads them to various sites along the boardwalk and Atlantic Avenue to unravel a mystery. Sometimes the adventures involve games and contests right on the beach. During each adventure, participants can dress up as characters, use “brain and brawn” to win the contest at hand, and settle into the sand for a family-friendly movie shown on a giant inflatable screen on the beach! Report to the beach at 27th Street promptly at 6:00pm for the Family interactive adventure! Movie on the beach at 8:30pm: Finding Nemo.http://www.beachstreetusa.com/festivals/family-great-adventure-series

Sat, June 21 - Downtown Hampton Block Party, Queens Way, Downtown Hampton, 6-11:00 pm. Spend your Saturday nights on The Block this summer. Bring a chair and watch the band or bring your appetite and sample food from our vendors or from one of the many independently owned downtown restaurants. This week live music by Jackie Scott and the Blues Kids of Hampton on Queens Way between Kingsway and Wine St.

Sat, June 21 - 5th Annual BBQ & Art Auction, Peninsula Fine Arts Center, 101 Museum Dr., Newport News, 6:30 pm. PFAC’s Board of Trustees invites you to enjoy a night of southern delights, including southern BBQ, Firefly spiked sweet tea and entertainment by Mixed Company. Take home new treasures, from exceptional original artworks to jewelry or even trips to Tahoe or Paris! Proceeds benefit PFAC’s art programs. At the BBQ, PFAC will raffle an all-inclusive 7-day/6-night trip to Paris, where the winner will stay in the Millenium Hotel Paris Opera and enjoy a daily complimentary breakfast. Raffle tickets are $100 and only 150 will be sold, so the odds are in your favor. The winner must be present at the 5th Annual BBQ & Art Auction to collect the prize. Purchase tickets at the Front Desk or by calling (757) 596-8175.

Sat, June 21 - John McCutcheon, The American Theater, Hampton, 8 pm. An American Theatre favorite, John McCutcheon performs his annual summer concert for us in June this year. With his deep roots in American traditional music, he writes with both simplicity and a layered complexity creating songs that Hampton, and the rest of country, have fallen in love with. “Brilliant lyricist and storyteller, virtuoso singer, fiddler, guitarist, and undisputed master of the hammered dulcimer, John runs the gamut from kid’s songs to protest anthems to updates of his Appalachian and Midwestern roots mixed with stunning originals.

Sat/Sun, June 21-22 - KayaXpedition, Northwest River Park, Oak Grove Park & Great Bridge Lock Park, Chesapeake. The annual KayaXpedition is a kayaking, canoeing and stand-up paddle-boarding festival in Chesapeake. There’s something for everyone this year, including beginner paddlers, experienced racers, and families that want to have an adventure together. Reservations required for most events.http://www.cityofchesapeake.net/Government/City-Departments/Departments/parks-recreation-tourism/events/special_events/KayaXpedition/schedule-of-events.htm

Sat/Sun, June 21-22 - Charity Book Sale for the National MS Society, Book Exchange & Movie Exchange, Ward’s Corner, E. Little Creek Rd, Norfolk. Paperbacks-$.50; Hardbacks-$1.00; DVDs, CDs, Vinyl-$1.00; Fill-A-Bag-$7.00. Sat: 9 am - 7 pm; Sun: 12 - 7 pm.

Sat/Sun, June 21-22 - 42nd Street: A Community Theater Production, Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts, 110 W. Finney Ave., Suffolk, VA, 6/14 at 8 pm; 6/15 at 3 pm. Will the talented young chorus girl beat the odds and find her way from anonymity to stardom? It’s a stage full of excitement and action, longing and heartbreak as well as the glitz and glamour of the Broadway stage. Auditions will be open to the community - watch for details. “42 Street” is a Community Theater partnership between the Suffolk Center and RPM Dance. 757.923.0003, www.SuffolkCenter.org

Sun, June 22 - Peninsula Town Center Farmer’s Market, Hampton, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Vendor’s include fresh flowers, jams, breads, seafood, veggies, and more. Live music.

Sun, June 22 - Groovin By The Bay: TFC Band, Buckroe Beach & Park, 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Sunday evenings will be rocking at the beach this summer with a musical mix including everything from beach, pop, oldies, Motown and swing. Whether listening or dancing, you’ll enjoy this evening of music on the Chesapeake Bay!

Sun, June 22 - Big Bands on the Bay, with ‘The Top Hats Orchestra’. Welcome the stars every Sunday night from 7pm to 9pm, Ocean View Park, Norfolk. End the weekend with a sunset celebration on the Chesapeake Bay. Guests are invited down to the Gazebo at Ocean View Beach Park for live Big Band music and dancing.