Brookline Golf Course To Host The Sunset Concert, A Free Show For All

BROOKLINE — The Brookline Recreation Department and the Brookline Golf Course have shared that The Sunset Concert will be free for both Brookline residents and non-residents to celebrate its first year.

The event is anticipated to become a major summer tradition in south Brookline, according to organizers. Attendees must register in advance for free tickets. Non-reserved admissions on the day of the event will be $5 per person.

The Sunset Concert is a multi-performer, family-friendly music experience put on as part of the Recreation Department's Summer Concert Series. The Sunset will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 2, from 3-9 p.m. at the Brookline Golf Course's driving range, located at 1281 West Roxbury Parkway.

Performers include Vanessa Trien and The Jumping Monkeys, Petty Larceny - a Tom Petty cover band - and the Zac Brown Tribute Band, which will headline the show.

The event will also feature food trucks, a Kidz Zone play area, a beer garden, and other fun activities for all ages. The Hemlock Grill in the Clubhouse will be open with a full menu of casual dining options.

A limited number of parking spaces will be available on the golf course until 4 p.m. for $25 each, so attendees are encouraged to carpool, use ride-sharing apps, bike, walk, or arrange to be dropped off. After 4 p.m., attendees are asked to park at Dexter Southfield School, 20 Newton St., where there will be a shuttle to the event.

"No parking" signs will be posted on the surrounding roads to ensure residents maintain access to their homes. Vehicles that violate the signage will be towed.

Free advance registration concert tickets and paid parking, as well as additional concert information, can be found at brooklinegolf.com/sunset.