This Thursday July 14 at 7pm come see the North Ridge Music School Band and the Pie Eyed Preachers.
The North Ridge Music School provides weekly instrumental lessons for students of all ages.
The Pie Eyed 
Preachers are an Irish American Folk Rock Band.
Concerts start at 7pm. Movies start at dusk- check weather.com for the time.
July 14– North Ridge Music School and Pie Eyed Preachers
July 28– Zydeco-A-GoGo
July 30– Veteran’s Day Tribute
July 31– Elvis Jeff Krick
August 2– The Plants and Inside Out
August 11– Ben Arnold
August 16– Raiders of the Lost Ark
August 25– The Big Jangle
August 30– Return of the Jedi
September 3– Harry Schmidt and the Cornerstones
September 11– 9/11 Ceremony and The Hooligans
October 9– Harvest Festival and Odyssey Rhythm and Soul
December 4– Caroling Night
After the July 4th parade, come to Tavern on Ridge for a barbecue to benefit the Friends of Gorgas Park.
The fabulous 60 piece Merion Concert Band performs 4th of July songs and show tunes in Gorgas Park on June 30. Celebrate our country and our community!
Tomorrow from 12-9pm the steep hills of Roxborough come alive for the 2016 Roxborough Solstice Music Festival. This year’s event will showcase 10 musical performances, the Solstice Beer Garden, food trucks, arts and craft vendors as well as local Roxborough businesses. Come join us and be a part of Roxborough’s third summer solstice music celebration.
Register now for Love Your Park Week! The Friends of Gorgas Park will be mulching, gardening and planting from 10am to 1pm on Saturday, April 30th! Groups are welcome. 
Gorgas Park is the recipient of a $188,000 state grant that will go toward improving the park’s stormwater management and baseball field, state Sen. Vincent Hughes, D-7, announced Jan. 28.
“Our quality of life improves when we have great outdoor spaces to enjoy. Gorgas Park is one of these community jewels and I am grateful for the local efforts to make sure this grant was approved so work can begin soon,” Hughes said in a statement from his office.
The Community Conservation Partnership Program grant comes from the state’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, according to the statement from Hughes, and the money coming to Gorgas Park represents a piece of the $28 million in grants the department announced last month.
