Park Fest fundraising event comes to historic Park Theatre
Park Theatre has become central to the Holland community, with events that bring joy to the thousands who have walked through the Park Theatre’s historic doors.
HOLLAND — Park Theatre has become central to the Holland community, with events that bring joy to the thousands who have walked through the Park Theatre’s historic doors.
Now, for its 25th anniversary, Park Theatre brings back its annual two-night fundraising event, Park Fest (formerly known as Parktoberfest).
Since 2001, the nonprofit foundation has worked to preserve the historic theatre while creating opportunities for artists, audiences, and the community, the theatre said in a prepared statement.
Taking place on Sept. 25-26, the festival features 12 local and regional acts across two nights, with each participating artist donating their time to support the theatre.
Doors open at 6 p.m. both nights, with music beginning at 7 p.m. Both nights will include raffles, fundraising activities, drinks, and other opportunities to support the Park Theatre Foundation. Tickets for the event are $20 per night or $30 for a weekend pass.
“Together, we’ve worked hard to bring diverse, high-quality programs to our community, and turn this venue into a place where people truly feel connected. I look forward to building on the foundation we’ve laid and making sure this organization thrives for years to come,” Park Theatre Executive Director Brandon Blank said.
For more information, visit parktheatreholland.org.
Lineup for the festival:
Friday, Sept. 25
- Tarnished Brass, Group Therapy, The Jesse & Noah Show, Sandy Point Bluegrass, Rowdy Fingers & The Ready Boys, and Granddaddy Prunk.
- Food truck: Slingin' Weenies.
Saturday, September 26
- Michigan Moonwalker, Uncle Rhombus, Oshun Da God, Saint Maybe, Amy G Yoga, and Lie.
- Food truck: Mi Favorita.
— Mallory Burt is a reporter for Ottawa News Network. Contact her at newsroom@ottawanewsnetwork.org.
