Summer Sounds
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.
All concerts begin at 7:00pm
Become a Sponsor
Terry Barber | Photo: John Bullington
The Sweet Water Warblers
The Accidentals
Nessa
Vox Vidorra
Joshua Davis | Photo by David McGowan
Rachael & Dominic Davis | Photo: John Bullington
The Bergamot | Photo: John Bullington
Photo by David McGowan
Nashon Holloway Band
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.
Summer Sounds Sponsorship
$5,000 PRESENTING SPONSORS
- Logo banner at Art Park amphitheater
- Headliner presentation in all materials and ads
- Reserved table at 2 concerts of choice (seats 6)
- Podium recognition and invitation to address guests
- 6 Tickets to every concert
- Private guided group tour of Art Park for friends
$2,500 LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
- Topliner presentation in all materials and ads
- Reserved table at 2 concerts of choice (seats 6)
- 6 tickets to every concert
$1,000 SUSTAINING SPONSORS
- Logo/Name included in all promotional materials
- Reserved table at 1 concert of choice (Seats 6)
- 4 Tickets to every concert
$500 ASSOCIATE SPONSORS
- Logo/Name included in all materials
- 2 Tickets to each concert
$250 FRIENDS OF THE ART PARK
- Business or donor name included in all materials
- 6 ticket vouchers for concert(s) of your choice
Presenting Sponsor
Mo & Linda White
About the Amphitheater
The amphitheater was originally built in 1995 and dedicated in memory of Jessie Frohlich by Edward P. Frohlich. An acoustic engineer helped choose the acoustically ideal location, and Michigan architect Bob Holdeman designed the venue. It was rebuilt for the 2014 season with a major grant from Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs. Its terraced seating, built by David Barr and Jim Ristine, accommodates about 150 people, with additional space for another 50 to 100 people to bring lawn chairs and picnic blankets.
