Musical Performances
Amelia Airharts
Friday, July 17, 2026
5:30-7:30 PM
The Amelia Airharts have an explosive presence and soulful sound with a mix of rock, folk, and soul. The band’s collection of talents has been wowing the people of Toledo for over half a decade. You’ll love their musical versatility and some of the sweetest guitar riffs you’ll ever hear! The Amelia Airharts have opened for Joan Jett, Pat Benetar, Foreigner, Dennis DeYoung, and more.
Arctic Clams
Saturday, July 18, 2026
5:30-7:30 PM
Arctic Clam is a Toledo-based quintessential rock cover band composed of longtime musicians led by vocalist Nicole Khoury and drummer Scott Hayes. The pair is joined by original guitarist Mick Mason and bassist Steve Knurek and also features Johannes Ronquillo and Grace Mauk. Arctic Clam has opened for national acts including Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, George Clinton, Little River Band, Eddie Money, Lou Graham, and Crystal Bowersox.
North of Nashville
Friday, July 17, 2026
8-11 PM
North Of Nashville is a country band with a wide range of inspiration, including everything from Hank Williams to Maren Morris. The band delivers a top-notch, energetic performance with a set list of old and new country music sure to bring a smile to everybody who likes to boogie.
Distant Cousinz
Saturday, July 19, 2026
8-11 PM
You’ll love the energy and sound of Distant Cousinz! Their fusion of different musical genres has a vibe that gets everyone dancing and singing. Get ready for an energy-packed performance of everything from Gospel to Hip-Hop, from R&B to Rock, and from Country to Metal and Pop with unique mashups and twists!
Randy Krajewski and his Badinov Polish Band
Sunday, July 19, 2026
3-5 PM
Get ready to polka with Randy Krajewski and his Badinov Polish Band! This high-energy group brings lively, toe-tapping Polish tunes that will have you smiling, clapping, and stepping into a lively “and one and two” polka before you know it!
Madison Avenue
Sunday, July 19, 2026
7-9 PM
Everybody dance! The Madison Avenue Band is ready to light up the stage with high-energy rock, rhythm, and blues. This dynamic ten-piece group—featuring a powerhouse three-piece horn section—delivers a big, bold sound that gets the crowd moving. From iconic hits of the ’70s and ’80s to today’s favorites, they bring every song to life and keep the party going all night long.
Ukranian Kolomeyka
Dance Group
Sunday, July 19, 2026
2 PM
Watch the breathtaking leaps, kicks, and mid-air acrobatics of the renowned Ukrainian Kolomeyka Dance Troupe from Detroit, MI. The dancers will wow you with their fast-paced steps and challenging choreography, dressed in colorful Ukrainian folk costumes. Each dance is steeped in folklore and features visually and technically amazing acrobatic feats.
Native American Musical Performance
Sunday, July 19, 2026
5:15-5:45 PM
Join us for traditional Native American drum songs from the SouthEastern WaterSpider, a Native American Drum Group from Southeast and Northeast Woodlands tribes. The drum is a sacred instrument symbolizing the heartbeat of Mother Earth and holds spiritual, cultural, and communal significance. Powwow songs, structured in cycles called "push-ups" similar to verses, typically include a lead and chorus that are repeated. These songs often incorporate vocables alongside native language storytelling.
