QUICK SUMMARY
Tacoma's Old Town Summer Concert Series, produced by local musician Kim Archer, begins on July 2 and runs weekly until August 27. The free concerts aim to foster community and provide an inclusive space for families and individuals to enjoy music in Old Town Park. The series features a diverse lineup of local artists, drawing over 350 attendees each week.
Tacoma's Old Town Summer Concert Series, produced by Kim Archer, begins on July 2 and runs weekly through August 27 at Old Town Park. Designed to foster community, the free concerts invite families and individuals to enjoy a diverse lineup of local music acts. Archer highlights the series' impact, stating that it has helped create friendships and even marriages among attendees. The concerts draw over 350 attendees each week, with some nights exceeding 400, indicating a strong community interest. Featured performances include local favorites like Champaign Sunday and Amelia Day, showcasing a mix of genres and styles. The series not only provides entertainment but also promotes local businesses, encouraging attendees to explore Old Town. Archer collects donations for the performers, ensuring they receive compensation for their work. This year's lineup reflects a commitment to diversity, featuring a range of artists across various backgrounds.