Scene Stealers: Week of June 24th

The Harriman Sisters Live at Ned General, Jun. 26:

Ned General will be hosting a laid-back evening of live folk and bluegrass music from The Harriman Sisters. This Lafayette-based family trio is known for creating a unique Americana sound that masterfully blends classic and contemporary elements in both their original songs and their covers, all delivered through unforgettable live performances.

The Harriman Sisters Live at Ned General | Jun. 26 • Ned General, Nederland

On the Library Stage: Pity+Fear, Jun. 27:

Experience the original one-woman dark comedy “Pity+Fear (a travesty)” re-written and re-performed by Miriam Suzanne. A tale of queerness, Greek mythology, realism, and choice, this production promises to be different this time, but still with the same gripping effect, perfect as a celebration and questioning of Pride Month and what it means to be queer.

On the Library Stage: Pity+Fear | Jun. 27 • Westminster College Hill Library, Westminster

Disco Revue: An Electric Night of Disco Hits, Jun. 27

Experience the golden age of disco with Colorado’s own Disco Revue at Nissi’s. Founded by the musicians of The Petty Nicks Experience, this seven-piece live band brings the sounds and energy of Manhattan’s iconic Studio 54 back to life. Disco Revue is not just a band, it’s a full-on disco experience that keeps the groove going all night long.

Disco Revue: An Electric Night of Disco Hits | Jun. 27 • Nissi’s, Lafayette

Independence Weekend with the Longmont Museum, Jul. 3rd and 4th 

Experience the magic of Independence Day weekend with the Longmont Museum. Kickstart your celebration with a free “Backyard Concert” in Roosevelt Park at 6 PM. Enjoy live music and lots of food in a family-friendly outdoor environment. Next, bring your loved ones to 2nd Avenue and Emery Street for the Free Family Festival on Jul. 4th at 5 PM. Enjoy fireworks, entertainment, live music, games, and activities for all ages.

Independence Weekend with the Longmont Museum | Jul. 3rd and 4th • Roosevelt Park and Granary Townhomes, Longmont

Boulder Symphony’s July 4th Celebration, July 4

Boulder Symphony celebrates the Fourth of July with a sparkling live orchestra concert in Boulder’s Central Park. The red, white, and tunes performed will feature patriotic favorites, cinematic blockbuster scores, and classic American ensembles. Catch the star-spangled music at 7 PM. Tickets start at $10 and are available on the Boulder Symphony website.

Boulder Symphony’s July 4th Celebration | July 4 • Boulder Bandshell, Boulder

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