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Sounds of Summer at Belmont Park

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CharlottesvilleCharlottesville Parks & Recreation, along with support from BAMA Works, will host “Sounds of Summer” on Saturday, August 23 from 6 pm – 8 pm at Belmont Park.

Sounds of Summer is a free community celebration that provides residents and families with a great opportunity to get together and enjoy a Saturday evening of music. This event features live music by John Tracy and Zuzu’s Hot 5, a DJ and free food (while it lasts). Grab your blankets, lawn chairs and friends and sit back and relax in beautiful Belmont Park located at 725 Stonehenge Avenue.

Sounds of Summer is presented by Charlottesville Parks & Recreation and Bama Works.

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