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Gulley Park Concert Series to kick off Thursday with Route 358

  • By Dustin Bartholomew · Thursday, Jun 9, 2022 

Route 358 / Courtesy

The Gulley Park Concert Series is back.

The summer show series, held weekly at the gazebo in Gulley Park, will return tonight (June 9) to kick off its 26th season with a performance by Fayetteville folk trio Route 358.

The series is organized by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department and features free outdoor live music with plenty of room for picnic blankets and lawn chairs throughout the fields surrounding the gazebo stage at Gulley Park in east Fayetteville.

The music starts at 7 p.m., and the concerts are free and open to the public. Coolers are welcome for those who’d like to pack beverages, snacks or dinner, but food vendors will also be set up around the park.

For a bit more information about this year’s artists, visit www.fayetteville-ar.gov


2022 Gulley Park Summer Concert Series

June 9 – Route 358
June 16 – Blue Water Highway
June 23 – King Cabbage Brass Band
June 30 – Funk Factory (*Kidz Night area)
July 7 – Pert Near Sandstone
July 14 – Brennen Leigh


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