The beautiful outdoor setting along the river, across from Curwood Castle near downtown Owosso, Michigan, is home to concerts and events all summer long.

Summerfest includes a variety of music styles including R&B, country, rock, big band, and folk. Bring your blanket or bag chair and relax in the beautiful outdoors.

All concerts are free, but an at-will collection is taken at intermission.

Stone Cold is a five-member band hailing from Montrose, Michigan. They focus on driving new country, along with acknowledging their roots in classic country and rock. Having been together for 15 years, they know how to keep a crowd entertained. Their goal is to get their audience up and dancing.

Playing a polished mix of rock, funk, and rhythm and blues, this powerful line-up has performed over the last eight years with some of the biggest names in the business. Favorites at venues throughout the land, often the headliner, they rock ever stge they land on.

After 35 years making music together, these two folk artists konw what's most important - their audience. Everything they do is designed to engage and please the people who come to sem them do what they love to do. Their obvious enjoyment of bringing people together through song will entertain their old fans and engage first-timers.

Chances are, if you like music, you've heard the Beatles. This tribute band is Michigan's most requested substitute for the Fab Four. In suits and mop-tops, playing some of the most popular Beatles songs on authentic equipment, these fellows look and sound like one of the most beloved bands of all time. Wear your dancing shoes!

This country performer will use his versatile vocal skills to bring a mix of old and new country music to the Amphitheater stage. The names of some of his influences are synonymous with country music itself: Buck Owens, Johnny Cash, and George Strait. With country boy good looks and a laid-back humor, he'll entertain in all-American style.

This string band plays a wide variety of music - everything from light pop to country and bluegrass,oldies, swing, traditional, and ethnic tunes. Exceptional banjo and guitar playing, unique arrangements,and probably the only hammer dulcimer in this concert series should make for asurprising, delightful, and very entertaining evening.