Latest Events in Arapahoe County(June Updated)

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Join us for a night of live music with the nationally renowned, high energy bluegrass band "Water Tower"! Marjorie Park LIVE! "Bluegrass on the Green" Featuring Water Tower Wednesday, June 17 Doors 5:30pm, Performance 6:30-8:30pm Get ready for an unforgettable night of bluegrass in Marjorie Park, like you've never experienced it before. Water Tower blends the soul of traditional bluegrass with a bold, modern edge, bringing an electrifying energy and music that feels both timeless and refreshingly new. Hailing from Los Angeles but rooted in the spirit of the American West, this high-energy quartet delivers a sound that’s equal parts front-porch picking session and full-throttle festival throwdown. Led by dynamic multi-instrumentalist Kenny Feinstein, Water Tower fuses lightning-fast banjo, driving fiddle, and gritty, heartfelt vocals into a style they call “Galactic Grass.” Their performances are raw, electrifying, and built for open-air stages, where energy is high, the crowd is moving, and every note feels alive. Whether its spirited originals or a bold spin on bluegrass tradition, Water Tower brings a contagious spirit that turns every show into a celebration. Grab your spot on the lawn... this is bluegrass with a pulse. More About Water Tower: In 2025 Water Tower performed at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and the Vans Warped Tour. Most recently they finished a national tour supporting & backing up Nick Hexum (311). Their debut album as Water Tower, 'Fly Around' was released in 2020. It was co-produced by Don Bolles (The Germs, 45 Grave) & Ariel Pink and features guests including Willie Watson (Old Crow Medicine Show) & Ron Reyes (Black Flag). The band has released several singles ("Take Me Back," "Lose Everything," "Drink Smoke" ft. Mike Herrera from MxPx) & bootleg albums ('For the Owls,' 'Live From Los Angeles') since then, with a second studio album due to come out this year. About Marjorie Park LIVE Watch Marjorie Park transform into a magical night of music and dancing under the open sky at our Marjorie Park LIVE Summer Concert Series! These concerts provide an opportunity to experience your favorite bands in an intimate, open-air setting, surrounded by stunning the stunning sculpture gardens and the art filled beauty of Marjorie Park. In addition to the concert, your ticket includes full access to Marjorie Park, including sculptures, gardens, and admission into the Cabinet of Curiosities and Impossibilities , as well as yard games, dancing on the Labyrinth, a full bar, food trucks, vendors, and concessions. Picnics are also welcome (outside beverages are not permitted.) Seating is limited. Guests are invited to use our MOA chairs (limited), or bring a chair or blanket and get comfortable as the park comes alive with music under the Summer sky! ADMISSION: Members: FREE (proof of membership is required) General Admission (Non-Members): $24.95 Bar Drinks Wristband: $20 ( Pre-purchase only) Good for 3 alcoholic beverages at our bar. Up to a $30 value! Pre-sales cut off at 5:00 the day of the event. Must be 21+, ID will be verified.) MOA Members always get their first drink on the house! Want to become a member? MOA Annual Memberships are only $75 / year for Individual Memberships. Receive free admission to most events, along with other member perks! View membership benefits and levels at the link below: JOIN HERE ALL proceeds from this and all MOA events go to benefit the Museum of Outdoor Arts community outreach and education programs. By attending this event, you are supporting MOA's mission to make art a park of every day life! Thanks to our sponsors! Marjorie Park Uncorked is made possible, in part, by funding from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) . Thanks, SCFD! In 2025, our exclusive wine partner is Carboy Winery , offering superb wines that reveal the extraordinary terroir, and unmistakable typicity of Colorado’s Grand Valley and Washington’s Horse Heaven Hills. Information Source: Museum of Outdoor Arts | eventbrite