Music in the Parks
Join us for Music in the Parks in the County of Brant — a free outdoor concert series happening throughout July and August! Enjoy live performances by talented local musicians in a beautiful park setting. Don’t forget to bring a lawn chair or blanket, sit back, relax, and soak in the sounds of summer with friends, family, and neighbours.
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About Music in the Parks
- All Music in the Parks performances will take place at 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
- If we need to cancel a concert due to weather, we will always post on our news webpage and socials under @BrantCommunity.
- We’re collecting non-perishable food donations at all Music in the Parks events in support of our local food banks. No monetary donations.
Summer of 2025 Performers
July 2025
| Tuesday, July 8 - Two of a Kind Show at Paris Lion's Park |
| Two of a Kind Show brings the golden era of music to life with fun 50s hits and beloved country classics. Known for their lively audience engagement and heartfelt performances, they are a favorite in seniors homes and community venues across the County. |
| The Treeline on Friday, July 11 at Paris Lion's Park |
| The Treeline is an original folk-rock band captures the personalities and changing landscapes of rural Canadian life. For the past six years, this 6-member group of friends have been sharing their authentic songs and stories across Ontario. The Treeline’s music comes from lived experiences and personal observations, appealing to audiences of all ages. Vocals and harmonies lead the way as the band combines thoughtful arrangements, intelligent lyrics, and graceful melodies; they’re the best band you’ve never heard of. |
| Tuesday, July 15 - Ayr Paris Band live at Paris Lion's Park |
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Ayr-Paris Band is a cherished community ensemble offering a delightful mix of Broadway and movie medleys, light classical pieces, sacred music, and popular tunes. With their classic "Afternoon in the Park" appeal, they bring nostalgic charm and musical warmth to every performance |
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Surprise Friday on Friday, July 18 at Paris Lion's Park |
| Info coming Friday, July 4! |
| Tuesday, July 22 - Olga De Vit at the TF Cainsville Community Centre |
| Olga De Wit is a pianist and vocalist whose performances blend classical elegance, romantic expression, and familiar popular covers. With a style rooted in lyricism and emotional depth, she creates intimate musical moments that resonate across generations. |
| Tuesday, July 29 - Mark Wilson and The Way It is at the Paris Lion's Park |
| Mark Wilson is a singer/songwriter from Brantford Ontario with over 30 years in the music industry. He and his band The Way It Is have recorded two full-length studio albums and toured extensively across Canada, as well as becoming a staple to the local music scene. |
August 2025
| Tuesday, August 5 - Side Hustle at Paris Lion’s Park |
| Side Hustle delivers a crowd-pleasing mix of hits from the 60s to today, covering legends like Elvis and Roy Orbison to icons like Shania Twain, Pat Benatar, and Carrie Underwood. Their energetic sets span decades, keeping audiences dancing and singing along. |
| Tuesday, August 12 - Wind and Wire at the TF Cainsville Community Centre |
| Wind and Wire is an instrumental duo featuring Paul Burger on saxophone and Mark Williamson on guitar. Performing hits from the 60s to today, their rich sound is enhanced by electronic bass and drums accompaniment, creating a full band experience perfect for any setting. |
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Tuesday, August 19 - David Triana at Paris Lion’s Park |
| David Triana is a Cuban Canadian composer, singer-songwriter, and guitarist whose music is rooted in trova — the rich tradition of Cuban storytelling through song. Blending soulful guitar work with vocal warmth, his style weaves influences of rumba and flamenco, creating a sound that is both deeply personal and culturally vibrant. |
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Tuesday, August 26 - Checkerboard Floors live at Paris Lion’s Park |
| Checkerboard Floors is a high-energy indie/alt-rock trio from Paris, known for music you can dance to. With influences ranging from 70s honky tonk to surf-soul and British Invasion pop, their dynamic sound comes alive on stage and in their latest EP Let It Ride—a vibrant showcase of swagger, catharsis, and rhythm that keeps the music rollin’ on. |