Ben Arnold is at Gorgas Park this Thursday, 8/6/15, at 7pm. He is joined by the Greg Sover bend with special guest Scott Bricklin.
Category Archives: Concerts
Concert this Thursday!
Concert Postponed!
Nothing Wrong Tomorrow!
Nothing Wrong plays Gorgas Park tomorrow night at 7! Nothing Wrong is a Polygenre band playing rock, folk, blues, jazz, funk, country, Motown, plus originals, some of which are waltzes.
Friends of Gorgas Park will be selling refreshments, so pack up your blankets or chairs and have some dinner in the park!
This Week at Gorgas Park
Two concerts at Gorgas Park this week!
The Merion Concert Band returns for a show on Thursday night at 7pm
On Saturday at 7, the Harry Walther Band makes their first appearance at Gorgas Park through Philadelphia’s Performances in Public Spaces Program.
Volunteers Needed! Roxborough Summer Solstice Festival 2015!
The Roxborough Development Corporation calls on you to bring your skills and energy to the 2nd Annual Solstice Festival at Gorgas Park on Saturday, June 20th 2015. Volunteer opportunities are available all day from 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM. Join us in the many fun and interesting jobs that will make this event a great success!
Contact samantha@roxborough.us with any questions and thank you for your support!
Summer Concert Schedule 2015
Thank You!
As we gear up for our Summer Concert Series, the Friends of Gorgas Park want to thank all of our 2014 sponsors for a wonderful season. Does your business want to be sponsor? Send us a message! [contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
Gorgas Park in the News!
Gorgas Park is a recipient of the Performances in Public Spaces Program! Gorgas Park will host a concert by the Harry Walther Band. More info in the Newsworks article.
Northwest Philadelphia scored big time when the first grantees for the city’s Performances in Public Spaces Program were announced by Mayor Michael Nutter’s office last week.
Six local arts organizations are among 23 selected recipients. Three area parks are among the 19 public spaces chosen to host performances.
A $60,000 initiative of the city’s Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, the pilot program provides direct funding to cover the costs involved in putting on free outdoor performances in public spaces across Philadelphia.
Performances will take place between Apr. 1 and Nov. 1 of this year.