Yes, even swanky, high-class places like the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass. like to get down and get funky every once in a while.
Stretching from bluegrass (the Doerfels) to reggae (the Equalites), the free four-concert series takes place on the Clark’s lawn, so bring along a blanket, picnic or lawn chair.
The performances start at 6pm on Tuesdays in July. Here’s the rundown:
July 7: The Doerfels
July 14: Annie and the Hedonists
July 21: The Equalites
July 28: The Primate Fiasco
Previously:
Real Good For Free: Skidmore Jazz
Real Good For Free: Scnenectady Central Park
Real Good For Free: Clifton Park
Real Good for Free: Albany Public Library
Real Good for Free: At The Plaza, Albany
Real Good for Free: Skidmore’s Tang Museum
Real Good For Free: Rockin’ on the River, Troy
Real Good For Free: Pearl Street Live
Real Good For Free: Freedom Park, Scotia
Real Good For Free: Jazz on Jay
Real Good For Free: Cook Park, Colonie
Real Good For Free: Lake George
Real Good For Free: Schodack
Real Good For Free: Art on Lark
Real Good For Free: River Street Festival
Real Good For Free: Canajoharie
Real Good For Free: Guilderland
Real Good For Free: Alive @ 5
Real Good For Free: Powers Park
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