Fruitlands Summer Concert Series: The James Montgomery Band

Name: Fruitlands Summer Concert Series: The James Montgomery Band
Start: 2025-08-21T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-08-21T20:30:00-04:00
Location: 102 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01451

Schedule

Thu Aug 21 2025 at 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

102 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01451 | Harvard, MA

Experience an unforgettable evening as the legendary James Montgomery Band brings their electrifying blues to the scenic Fruitlands Museum. With a career spanning over five decades, frontman James Montgomery has shared the stage with icons like B.B. King, Bonnie Raitt, and Bruce Springsteen. Known for his dynamic harmonica skills and soulful vocals, Montgomery’s performances are a masterclass in blues artistry.
Set against the backdrop of Fruitlands’ rolling hills and panoramic views, this concert promises a perfect blend of powerful music and natural beauty. As the sun sets over the Nashua River Valley, let the rhythms of classic blues and rock elevate your summer night.
Event Details:
Date: August 21st (Rain Date:August 27th)
Time: 7pm – Gates open at 6pm
Location: Fruitlands Museum Outdoor Stage
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, dancing shoes, and bug spray to enjoy a night of music with panoramic views and a stunning sunset. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome.
Accessibility & Seating: Limited seating is available on our patio, which—along with restrooms—is wheelchair accessible.
Fruitlands Summer Concert Series:
• Duppy Conquerors – Thurs, August 28 – Rain Date: Wed, September 3
Cancellation Policy: If The Trustees cancels due to severe weather or other circumstances, ticketholders will be contacted via email and issued a full refund or offered a transfer. Refunds or transfers will not be granted for cancellations made fewer than 7 days before the event.
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