The Bootstrap Boys – Summer Sounds Concert – Michigan Legacy Art Park – August 3, 2019
The Bootstrap Boys are a four-piece Grand Rapids band with a fresh take on the classic country sound. Well-crafted lyrics, twangy guitar riffs, and steady rhythms keep your boots tappin’ and heart happy.
Summer Sounds Concert Series
Bring family and friends for a wonderful night of entertainment at an Art Park concert this summer. For over twenty years, concert-goers have enjoyed the fresh air, relaxed atmosphere and great music of Summer Sounds, a perfect way to spend a midsummer evening.
Concerts are held from 7-9pm.
General Admission: $10
Kids 12-and-under: Free
2019 Schedule
Friday, July 5: Nina & The Buffalo Riders
Friday, July 12: Last Gasp Collective
Friday, July 19: The Go Rounds + Charlie Millard Band
Friday, July 26: Channing & Quinn
Saturday, August 3: The Bootstrap Boys
Saturday, August 10: The Ragbirds
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Congratulations to our dear Art Park supporter and longtime friend Jim MacInnes, who will be inducted into the Michigan Energy Innovators Hall of Fame for his tireless work to promote and create sustainable solutions that protect our beautiful Northern Michigan landscape for generations to come: bit.ly/2NZVBNC
Cheers! We need more like you!
Well done!
Well earned and deserved award. Congratulations Jim!
"Another interesting, safe hike is Michigan Legacy Art Park, which is located on a 30-acre preserve within the wooded hills of Crystal Mountain. There are 49 sculptures representing aspects of life in the Wolverine State. About three miles of trails wind up and down the hills among the sculptures making it a real hike, not just a stroll in the woods. The preserve is safely tucked away in the middle of the resort, which does not allow hunting."
Thanks Traverse City Record-Eagle for the shout out in your coverage of "Safe Places to Hike and Bike During Deer Hunting Season" bit.ly/3573syY
This sculpture "Tribute to White Tailed Deer" by Sandra Osip was sadly removed from the collection after extensive damage but our fond memories of it remain.
Not only safe but beautiful and dog friendly. (On leash)
We love Michigan artist and Art Park friend Jerry Gretzinger - so if you're in the Chicago area, explore his groovy exhibit at The Intuit Art Center, now through January 12, 2020 >>> bit.ly/33HtSHa
Our deepest thanks to our veterans for their service and sacrifices. The Art Park invites you to explore "Fallen Comrade" - a sculptural tribute to the valor and skill of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, the African American squadron of fighter pilots whose World War II record was heroic on two fronts—in air combat as well as in breaking the barriers of racism in the U.S. military. David Greenwood's art prompts us to remember those who fought for our personal and national freedom even as they were denied their own.
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