The Levitt offers a Great Atmosphere for Fun and Music

The summer music season kicks into full gear this Sunday, June 21, with Make Music Pasadena, an all day event featuring various musicians at locations and times throughout town. There is a full lineup of entertainment and all of the locations are within walking distance of each other. What a great way to spend the day, enjoy a picnic and be entertained.

Music at the Levitt

The main event of the Pasadena summer musical season is the Levitt Pavilion, located at the intersection of Holly and Walnut. If you have never experienced the Levitt, you must give it a try. The official season begins Wednesday, June 24 and runs through Sunday, August 30.

The location in Memorial Park is ideal for music. Its slightly elevated grassy grounds offer wonderful and comfortable viewing in a family atmosphere and once you go, you will want to know what’s on tomorrow night. The Levitt’s schedule of free summer concerts offers a broad mix of musical entertainment 5 nights a week from Wednesday through Sunday. Each night has a different theme. Wednesday’s kick off the week devoted to the kids, and at 7pm this is the place to be as it comes alive with sing along and interaction, sans the purple dinosaur.

If you cannot make it on Wednesday, then I am sure you’ll want to try one of the other night’s selections. The Levitt offers a rotating mix of music that eveyone can enjoy:

Thursday, 8pm – “Patchwork of America“

Friday, 8pm – “World Rhythms”

Saturday, 8pm – “Musica Latina”

Sunday, 7pm – “Jazz Night”

I encourage you to attend one of the upcoming events at the Levit. Take a blanket or small chair, a food basket and something to drink. Enjoy the entertainment under the stars. I promise, you will be back.