JUST ONE WEEK!

There is no better way to start your summer than with Dunstable's own Old Enuff To Know Better Band! They are so much fun to watch, come see for yourself! After all, it is free!

2009 Summer Series Announced!

Concerts are every Wednesday night from June 24th through August 5th!

Dunstable Center
On the common
6:30 - 8:30 PM

Mark your calendar NOW!

Last Summer Concert... a GREAT summer concert!

Brian Templeton with The Radio Kings

Sponsored by the generous contributions of Spencer Painting and the Tyngsboro-Dunstable Rotary

Another evening with excellent attendance!

Dunstable Farmer's Market offering the freshest produce!

A few Junior 4-H Fair Directors were on hand to promote the upcoming Middlesex County 4-H Fair ... check it out this weekend in Westford: http://www.middlesexcounty4hfair.org/

Fund raising at our Trash-to-Treasure table

From a sunset concert ....

... to a moon lit concert

And cartwheels in between!

Another rain out :-(

Unfortunately we have ourselves another rained out concert.

BUT the good news is that blues man Brian Templeton will be playing our rain date next Wednesday, August 13.
See you there!

Record-breaking attendance

Amidst a record-breaking audience of approximately 500 area residents and some 40 vehicles on display for “Vehicle Night,” The City Council band put on a fantastic show featuring bluegrass, folk and acoustic music.

The weather was in full cooperation for another splendid evening on the town common.

The July 30 concert was sponsored by BAE Systems and by a very generous contribution made by General Woodworking (Thompson Family of Dunstable).

The Dunstable Farmers Market were represented on the Common again (and they’ll be back again next week too).

Rained out!

Unfortunately this evening’s concert (as well as Vehicle Night :-( has been cancelled due the rain.

Check back soon to find out who we’ll have for our rain-date concert on Wednesday, August 13.

Vehicle Night has been re-scheduled for next Wednesday, July 30 (to take place at the same time as the City Council concert).

See you then!

"Sounds of the Sixties"

At least 275 people were on the Town Common last night to take in the “sounds of the sixties.” The Transistors put on a lively show performing countless classic rock hits from the 60’s including at least one ditty that got a certain concert committee member AND a certain long-time town resident who puts out a certain-monthly-newsletter up and twisting. (You gals are lucky I’d already put my camera down “and you know what I mean.”)

The July 16 concert was sponsored by LowellFive, and by a generous contribution from the Dunstable General Store & Gas.

The Dunstable Farmers Market joined us on the Common (and they’ll be back on July 30 & August 6).

... and the Dunstable Knitters Group assisted with our ice cream sales.