Friday Oct 6th at the Beer Garden
From Lawrence County with Decades of Combined musical experiencem, Scott Hays (Bass /Vocals), Matt Pauley (Lead guitar/vocals), Dalton Allen (Drums/vocals), & Julian Brewer (keyboard/guitar/vocals) play a variety of music from Chris Stapelton to Grateful Dead and all in between. They create their own versions of auditory entertainment by combining musical alchemy both stolen from our ancestors and borrowed from our descendants with the magic of electricity.
The TUESDAYS
heath harvest beer garden
Come join us this year in the Beer Garden. The gates will open at 5pm on Friday and cold beer will be served until 11pm. Get your commemorative 16oz Heath Harvest cups. Must be 21 years of age or older. On Saturday the gates will open at 11am and stay open until 4pm.
Please make sure to have a valid form of I.D. and you must purchase a Beer Garden bracelet. Included with your purchase you will get the commemorative cup with two drink tickets for only $10.
John Paul & the House Rockers
John Paul Drum has been a luminary of the Kansas City blues community for thirty some years. His first band won the best blues award three times. In the 2000s he stopped touring to raise a family but continued to play around the region with a new set of veteran KC musicians. During the pandemic he started The Houserockers with three other band leaders willing to play out. They still rule the KC blues scene. Playing KC swing and Chicago style blues. Guitarist Bill Dye has toured with the late great Luther Allison. Patrick Recob and bass & vocals toured with Gary Primach and Lee McBee. C. Jaisson Taylor on drums and vocals has toured with many great artists too numerous to mention. If you love blues, these gentlemen do deliver the goods.
S'more Improv Comedy
S’more Improv is Crawford County’s premiere improv comedy troupe. Made up of experienced local improvisors, S’more Improv brings quick-witted humor to make you laugh. They play some of the same improv games you’ve seen on TV. Our shows are not scripted so you never know what is going to happen.
