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Parks' Summer Concert Schedule Begins June 3

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The summer music in the park season begins June 3 in Warsaw's Central Park.

Concerts in Lakeside Park, Syracuse, begin June 9 and the North Webster schedule starts June 10. Attendees are advised to bring lawn chairs or blankets to these events.

Groups performing this year include:

In Central Park, Warsaw, all concerts begin at 7 p.m. except the Classic Rock Concert, the Blues and Barbeques and the Country Concert which begin at 6 p.m.

June 3 - The Bel Airs, Rock-A-Billie.

June 10 - Kennedy's Kitchen and Celtic Fire, Irish band and dancers.

June 17 - The 11th annual Classic Rock Concert featuring Eric Burdon and the Animals. The opening band is CODA.

June 24 - Spike and the Bulldogs, '50s sock hop music.

July 1 - Summit City Chorus and Towns of Harmony Chorus, a cappella choruses.

July 8 - Northeast Indiana Banjo Society.

July 15 - Blues and Barbeques featuring Anthony Gomes. Doc Wadkins & Hardpack and Southside Denny also will perform.

July 22 - Lake Area Community Band.

July 29 - Country Concert featuring Deana Carter. The opening band is Cook and Belle.

August 12 - Music from the '40s, '50s and '60s from The Music Express

Aug.19 - Truth in Jazz.

Aug. 26 - Elvis Presley impersonator Quentin Flagg.

In Lakeside Park, Syracuse, all concerts begin at 7 p.m.

June 9 - Lake Area Community Band.

June 23 - Northeast Indiana Banjo Players.

June 30 - Music Express.

July 4 - Lake Area Community Band.

July 21 - Melody Notes.

Aug. 4 - Guitar Woodies.

Aug. 5 - Living Word ministries.

Aug. 18 - Lake Area Community Band.

The North Webster's Park concerts begin at 7 p.m.

June 10 - Senohpaxas, a female saxophone quartet.

June 17 - Auburn DixieLanders.

June 24 - Chain O'Lakes Chorus.

July 1 - DJF, folk music, oldies and variety.

July 8 - Falling On Faith.

July 15 - Lakeland Community Band.

July 22 - Marie Barrett, folk Appalachian.

July 29 - Northeast Indiana Banjo Society.

Aug. 19 - M. Lynn Gray.

Aug. 26 - Simon Peter.