Summer Sounds Concert Series - Michigan Legacy Art Park

2025 Summer Sounds

Bring family and friends for a wonderful night of entertainment at an Art Park concert this summer. Fresh air, relaxed atmosphere and world-class performances—it’s the perfect summer evening.

Tickets purchased online are $15. Tickets at the Door are $20 for adults.

For more information, contact Lindsay Greer at [email protected]. Please see the dates and artist bios below:

July 10, 7pm – Betsy Soukup – classical bass and original songs

Online Tickets $15

July 17, 7pm – Billy and the Kid – local bluegrass/roots

Online Tickets $15

July 24, 7pm – Robert Abate Trio- power blues, jazz and funk

Online Tickets $15

July 31, 7pm – Rebekah Jon – Psychedelic pop-rock

Online Tickets $15

Become a Sponsor

Special Thanks to Summer Sounds Sponsors

Crystal Mountain

Become a Sponsor

By helping to underwrite the series, all revenue from ticket sales will directly benefit Michigan Legacy Art Park.

Your participation will be welcome at any time, but to ensure all your sponsorship benefits, please respond by April 15.

Become a Sponsor

$5,000 PRESENTING SPONSORS

Logo banner at Art Park amphitheater for events
Prominent Headliner presentation in all promotional materials
Reserved table (seats 6) at every concert in series
Podium recognition and invitation to address guests

$2,500 LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

Logo included in all promotional materials
Podium recognition
6 tickets to every concert—including an upgrade to a reserved table (seats 6) at 2 concerts of your choice

$1,000 SUSTAINING SPONSORS

Logo included in promotional materials
Reserved table (seats 6) at 1 concert of choice
4 tickets to every concert in series

$500 ASSOCIATE SPONSORS

Business or donor name included in all materials
2 tickets to each concert in series

$250 FRIENDS OF THE ART PARK

Business or donor name included in all materials
4 tickets to use at concert(s) of your choice

About the Art Park Amphitheater

Each week at Summer Sounds, the space itself nearly steals the show. The beauty of the forest setting makes this experience more than just an outdoor concert. It sets the stage for memories that last a lifetime.

The amphitheater was originally built in 1995 (rebuilt in 2014) and dedicated in memory of Jessie Frohlich. Designed by architect Bob Holdeman with the help of an acoustic engineer, it is created for the premium experience for both listener and performer.