On Wednesday, July 27, Roslyn will once again come alive with the sound of music for the first time in three years.
Mark that date on your calendar, it’s a fun night of great music that will thrill the entire family. Brought to you by the Greater Roslyn Chamber of Commerce and the Town of North Hempstead, Gerry Park (The Roslyn Duck Pond) will be the site of the first local appearance of the Classic Clapton Band.
Eric Clapton is one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived, and Classic Clapton will perform the best of his music, including his hits, and music from Cream,
Blind Faith and everything in between including “Layla,”, “White Room,”, “Sunshine of your Love,” “Beautiful Tonight” and much more. Sound by well-known Dare Studios guarantees a clean, crisp sound.
Gerry Park is perfect for this outdoor event, located right next to Bryant Library and in the centr of Roslyn Village with everything within a short walking distance.
Chamber Vice-President of Events, Lou Federico promised, “ This will not only be a great night of music but an opportunity to hang out with your friends and neighbors, many who you may not have seen from before the Pandemic.”
Admission to the event is FREE so bring the whole family. For parking, try the new parking lot at Old Northern Boulevard and East Broadway, or the big new lot by Skillman Street Park. Bring your own chairs, sit back and enjoy.
Rich Branciforte, president of the Greater Roslyn Chamber of Commerce said, “ Come out for the music, but don’t forget to dine local, before or after the concert.”
The show runs from 6-8 pm, Raindate is Thursday July 28t at 6 pm.
Also, don’t miss the upcoming Halloween Hoot and the Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting.
This free concert was made possible by sponsors Penn Toyota, Abeetza Pizza, Delicacies, East Hills Cleaners, Good Times Magazine, Holiday Farms, The Roslyn Times, Pierce Day Camp, The Atria on Roslyn Harbor, The Paint Place and Sara Companion Home Care Service. Patronize the sponsors, and let them know you appreciate their support for our community.