Beaches & Cream: A Creamery Station Beach Party
Schedule
Sat May 30 2026 at 02:00 pm to 06:00 pm
UTC-04:00Location
Walnut Beach Pavillion | Milford, CT
Beaches and Cream: A Creamery Station Beach Party!Saturday May 30th 2026
Walnut Beach
Milford, CT
Show from 3-6pm
After such a long winter, we decided it would be fun to throw a beach party for the Creamery Station family this summer. So we will be headed to the Walnut Beach Pavilion in Milford, CT on May 30th and July 18th to hang out, catch some rays, and play some music with y’all!!
This will be a FREE event; you just need to pay for street parking (free parking lot for Milford residents.) So get your bathing suit on, grab your friends, and bring your own food and drinks down to hang with us!
About the band Creamery Station:
“Deadheads and Allman brothers fans, unite!! On the scene for over 10 years now, Creamery Station has truly found its greener pastures. After nonstop touring and a never ending list of festivals played, they have truly honed their craft and are creating an organic grassroots vibe that has been lost in recent years. Calling upon their influences such as The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, Little Feat, NRPS, Bob Dylan, etc., they have begun to expand upon their jams and create unique live musical experiences full of harmony rich roots inspired songs that have stories to tell and deep jams that can bring you somewhere else entirely and back again!
They have played venues with acts such as Marshall Tucker Band, Goose, Twiddle, Ekoostik Hookah, Keller Williams, Melvin Seals & JGB, Max Creek, Kitchen Dwellers, John Kadlecik Band, etc as well as done festivals from coast to coast and beyond the mainland US with a never ending list of who’s who on the jam scene.
The band released a multitude of singles and live takes throughout 2025, and have begun to release more in 2026. Without a doubt, keep an eye out for them in the near future when they come to your city!”
Where is it happening?
Walnut Beach Pavillion, 113 East Broadway,Milford,CT,United States
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