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AmadorArts Summer Concert Series
August 15 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Presented by Amador Arts, this beloved summer tradition brings live music to scenic outdoor venues every Friday evening (formerly referred as the TGIF Summer Concert Series). Grab your picnic blanket, bring the whole family, and enjoy a variety of local and regional talent in settings that showcase the beauty of Amador County. Food and beverages are available for purchase at many venues, and donations to the bucket at intermission help keep the music alive. Pets and outside alcohol are not permitted.
Each event is hosted at a different venue throughout the county, including historic locations like Kennedy Gold Mine and community parks like Pine Grove Park and Mollie Joyce Park. While all concerts are free, AmadorArts encourages attendees to donate during intermission to support future programming. Concerts are held from 6 to 8 PM, rain or shine, and often include fun, family-friendly extras like free art activities for kids. Bring your own picnic or enjoy food and drinks available for purchase on site or nearby.
List of Performances:
- May 23 – Kool Shifters at Laughton Ranch, Jackson
- May 30 – Stealing the Covers at Kennedy Gold Mine, Jackson
- June 13 – Double Take Band at Mollie Joyce Park, Pioneer
- June 27 – BabyBacks at Bella Grace, Sutter Creek
- July 11 – Doppelgänger at Mollie Joyce Park, Pioneer
- July 18 – Jadon Kulling at The Gardens at Sutter Creek
- July 25 – Teal Wheels at Kennedy Gold Mine, Jackson
- August 8 – Over the Edge at Volcano Amphitheatre, Volcano
- August 15 – The Last Call at Mother Lode Land Trust, Jackson
- August 22 – Blowbacks at Biacci Stage, Amador County Fairgrounds, Plymouth
- August 29 – Room Shakers at Pine Grove Park, Pine Grove
- September 5 – Black Irish Band at Cribbs Field, Minnie Provis Park, Sutter Creek
AmadorArts is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing, elevating, and celebrating the arts and cultural community in rural Amador County. As a designated State-Local Partner to the California Arts Council, they offer concerts, classes, poetry readings, and other programming year-round. Founded in 1982, AmadorArts operates out of the historic Sutter Creek Grammar School.
