Reston Town Center and Washington Wine Academy are teaming up to bring a Thursday night concert series to town center’s pavilion in August.
Rock On, Reston! will happen Thursdays in August from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Admission is free, and wine and craft beer are available for $6. Rain or shine.
Schedule:
Aug. 6, My Generation – dedicated to the great bands of the 60s
Aug. 13, The Mike Leverone Duo – energetic, acoustic rock
Aug. 20, Panic for the Vibe – soulful, rocking Reggae, SKA, & Top 40
Aug. 27, The Hummingbyrds – roots rock, Americana
The Saturday Concerts on the Town continue at Reston Town Center through Labor Day Weekend.
Photo: Rock On, Reston/Courtesy Reston Town Center
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