Out to Lunch Summer Concert Series To Celebrate Sustainability Week

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Wednesday, August 06, 2014

GoLocalWorcester Lifestyle Team

The Out to Lunch Summer Concert Series will celebrate sustainability on August 7. The event, which is at the Worcester Common Oval,  will feature sixties rock music as well as environmentally friendly vendors.

Vendors

Habitat for Humanity's ReStore-see how recycled building materials can be used for your home improvement projects

Trunk and Disorderly-Main Street's consignment fashions  

Preservation Worcester-will offer a walk around the Common to learn ways of being green through historic preservation

Worcester Regional Medical Corps-will promote personal sustainability through health and wellness

Food vendors will include the Regional Environmental Council's Mobile Market, Schultz Farm, Renaissance Farms, Rose 32 Bread and Nummy Nummies, the Loving Hut, and Wooberry, among others.

The Farmers market, food vendors and artisan marketplace will open at 11 a.m. Main stage concert will run 12 noon to 2 p.m. Worcester Children's Chorus will perform during a brief intermission.

Out to Lunch Concert Series

The Out to Lunch Concert Series continues every Thursday through August 21st. On August 14th, join us for Latin Day! Listen to the sounds of the Matthew Sanchez y su Orqesta and watch the dance stylings of Raices Latin Dance.  On August 21st, the Out to Lunch Summer Concert Series will wrap up with R&B band East Coast Soul along with an intermission performance by Central Mass Dance Academy. 

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