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Free Live concert with A List in Schoellkopf Park; hosted by Memorial Hospital

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Reporter  ·  August 10, 2016
Free Live concert with A List in Schoellkopf Park; hosted by Memorial Hospital
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Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center will present a free outdoor concert at Schoellkopf Park, featuring live music by The A-List Band and food specials by the Hard Rock Café on Thursday, Aug. 18, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Schoellkopf Park is on Portage Ave. and extends from Pine to Walnut, and is a garden spot behind Niagara Falls‘ renowned hospital.,

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Schoellkopf Park was redesigned to look like it did in 1913 when the park was first developed.

“This annual concert in our beautiful Schoellkopf Park is an opportunity for us to give heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and the greater Niagara community for the support they give us year round,” said Judi Nolan Powell, Memorial’s vice president for Foundation and Community Relations. “We’ll be rockin’ the park and we hope the public will come and rock with us.”

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The A -List band seems to be always in demand. When you hear them you’ll know why.

 

The A-List Band covers songs from six decades with a playlist that ranges from ’60s classic rock and ’70s disco to the hits of the 90’s and today.  The  band has been performing since 2006 and reportedly plays more than 100 shows a year.

Schoellkopf Park, located adjacent to Schoellkopf Health Center on the eastern end of Niagara Falls Memorial’s downtown campus, was built in 1913 and was restored to its former majesty in a $630,000 makeover that was completed in 2008.  Designed by award-winning landscape architect Joy Kuebler, it now looks much as it did nearly a century ago.

For information about Rockin’ the Park, call 278-4570.

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