PARKTOBERFESTNIGHT 3 FT. Pretty Rage, Boys Gone Mild, Mellon Collie + JP & the Energy @ Park Theatre

Name: PARKTOBERFESTNIGHT 3 FT. Pretty Rage, Boys Gone Mild, Mellon Collie + JP & the Energy @ Park Theatre
Start: 2025-09-28T18:00:00-04:00
Location: Park Theatre

Schedule

Sun, 28 Sep, 2025 at 06:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Park Theatre | Holland, MI

PARKTOBERFEST 2025
The Historic Park Theatre’s Annual Fundraiser
Live at the Park Theatre – 248 S. River Ave, Holland, MI
September 26, 27 & 28, 2025
Doors open at 6PM each night
$20 Each night or $30 for the entire weekend!
*To purchase the weekend pass, simply select the $20 Night Pass, continue and then
add-on the weekend pass at the next screen for just $10 more!*

Three Nights. Twelve Bands. One Historic Cause.
Join us for PARKTOBERFEST 2025, the Park Theatre’s only fundraiser of the year—a three-night celebration of live music, community, and local flavor. We’re bringing together 12 incredible bands, delicious food from rotating food trucks, and raffles galore—all to support the continued operation and preservation of the beloved Historic Park Theatre in downtown Holland.
A non-profit Entertainment Venue

Friday Sept 26:
The Mannequins - LIE. -Grandaddy Prunk - The Westside
Saturday Sept 27:
Dunegrass - Chevron & the Giants - Dawnbirds - Jesse Ray
Sunday Sept 28:
Mellon Collie - A Tribute to the Smashing Pumpkins - Boys Gone Mild
JP & the Energy - Pretty Rage

Food Trucks On Site Nightly
Each evening features a different local food truck serving up tasty eats before and during the show.
Weekend-Long Raffle: Win big with experiences, local prizes, and exclusive Park Theatre perks.
Nightly Mini-Raffles: Fresh prizes every night—more chances to win.

Why It Matters
PARKTOBERFEST isn’t just a great time—it’s a vital event that helps keep the lights on, the music playing, and the magic alive at the most historic cultural venue in Holland. Every ticket, raffle entry, and snack purchase directly supports our mission and future.

Our Mission
“The Park Theatre Foundation provides West Michigan communities with entertainment and culture while empowering artists, championing self-expression, and preserving the historic Park Theatre.”