Oakham's Summer of Music Kicks Off This Sunday with The Houndogs in Cutts Close!
Get ready for an afternoon of lively entertainment as Oakham Town Council's popular Summer Season of band concerts officially begins this Sunday, June 15th, at Cutts Close Park. What better way to celebrate Father's Day than with free live music in the heart of Oakham?
The inaugural concert of the season will feature the highly anticipated return of The Houndogs, a top trio of local brothers renowned for their excellent musicianship and captivating showmanship. Performing from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM, The Houndogs are guaranteed to get the crowd on their feet and dancing.
Adding to the festive atmosphere, The Grainstore Brewery will be on hand, running their mobile bar in the park, ensuring refreshments are readily available throughout the afternoon.
These free Sunday afternoon concerts are a popular tradition in Oakham, providing a wonderful opportunity for the community to gather, enjoy quality music, and make the most of the summer weather in the beautiful surroundings of Cutts Close Park (LE15 6DR).
Don't miss out on this fantastic start to Oakham's summer of music! Bring your friends and family, and prepare for an enjoyable afternoon with The Houndogs.
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