Brewster Summer Concert Series Welcomes Holiday With Cuboricua

Start the July Fourth holiday off with Cuboricua, a fantastic Latin band that will have you dancing the night away.

The concert, part of the Brewster Summer Music Series held Wednesday nights from June 26-July 31 at Southeast Veterans Park, will begin at 6:30 p.m. and is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic goodies and your dancing shoes!

In the event of weather concerns, please check www.culturalartsco.com

Coming up next in the free series:

• July 10 - Artie Tobia (Roots-Rock-Americana)
• July 17 - The M80s New York (Party Music of the 1980s)
• July 24 - Genevieve Faivre Brings Jazz (Jazz and Bossa Nova)
• July 31 - Jay Prince and Friends (Classic Rock and Funk)

The park is at the corner of Railroad and Morningthorpe avenues in Brewster and easily accessed via multiple transportation options, including a scenic drive along the East Branch Reservoir along Route 22 North. The location is also a 10-minute drive from exit 10 along Route 684. Concert attendees may also find convenience traveling via MTA Metro-North’s Hudson Line to the Brewster Station, as the gazebo is a 5-minute walk away. HARTransit runs a shuttle bus service for those traveling between Danbury, Connecticut and the Brewster Train Station.

Remember, everyone attending the concert is required to carry out everything they brought in, including their own trash. There will not be trash containers on site.

For more information about the organization, visit the Cultural Arts Coalition website at CulturalArtsCo.com.

Sponsoring this summer’s event are Guardian Veterinary Specialists, Confident Home Inc, Ace Endico, Tamara Lanza State Farm Insurance, SuburbanCarting, Tompkins Mahopac Bank, Jaipore Royal Indian Cuisine, Edward Jones Financial, Brewster Rotary, General Bakeshop, Air Professional Associates, Jacque's Spin On Music, Rosie Tomorrow's and Brewster Paint & Decorating Center, along with Arborscape, Durkin Water & Propane, Professional Water Systems, HC-Brew, Byram Concrete, Putnam County Savings Bank and Kobacker’s Market