Music at the Gazebo series to be sponsored by GROB Systems
JUNE 16 MEDIA RELEASE__The Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the first annual Music at the Gazebo, a free summer concert series debuting in downtown Bluffton.
Presented by the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce and GROB Systems, this new community event will be held on the lawn of Bluffton Presbyterian Church (112 N. Main Street) every other Thursday evening from June 19 through September 25, 2025, with music beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, snacks, and friends to enjoy a relaxing evening of live music in a family-friendly atmosphere. Admission is free, and tipping musicians is encouraged. Additional sponsorships are welcome to help sustain and grow this exciting new Bluffton tradition.
“We’re proud to present Music at the Gazebo as a way to celebrate Bluffton’s community spirit and summer season,” said Jim Enneking, Executive Director of the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce. “It’s a chance to come together and enjoy great live music right in the heart of downtown.”
The 2025 Music at the Gazebo lineup features a variety of regional performers:
2025 Concert Schedule:
June 19 – Blanchard Creek
July 3 – Black Swamp Players
July 10 – Brooklyn and the Vibe
July 17 – 60’s Survivor Band
July 31 – Jerry Szabo Trio
August 14 – Connor Raines
August 28 – Kai Roberts
September 11 – AJ Knepper
September 25 – Brooke Yonut
Special thanks to Eric Reneker for coordinating the musical lineup, and to GROB Systems for their generous financial support, which helped make this concert series possible.
Please remember that alcohol, tobacco, and vaping are not permitted on church property.
For updates, sponsorship information, or general inquiries, visit www.blufftonareachamber.com or contact Rene Gabriel, Assistant Director, at [email protected].
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