Free events on June 6 offer music and rock history in Port Sanilac
On June 6, the Sanilac County Historical Society is organizing a pair of complimentary events at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum in Port Sanilac. The first event will feature a performance by the Croswell-Lexington Community Band at 1 p.m., followed by a rock ‘n’ roll history lecture at 3 p.m. Both events are open to the public, with donations to support the Historical Society being welcomed.
The afternoon kicks off with a community concert by the Croswell-Lexington Community Band, set to take place under the museum pavilion. Comprised of musicians from various age groups, this band is a fixture in the cultural landscape of the Thumb region. The performance is specially crafted to be inclusive for families, tourists, and local residents alike.
Following the musical interlude, at 3 p.m., history lecturer Jason Hundey will delve into the realms of rock ‘n’ roll history with an engaging presentation. Hosted inside the museum’s historical Forestville Church, the lecture promises to shed light on the rise and profound impact of rock ‘n’ roll on American culture. Through a narrative-driven approach, attendees will gain insights into one of the most influential musical genres in the country. This program is intended to entertain and educate music enthusiasts of all generations.
It is important to note that admission to both events is free of charge, allowing for a broad spectrum of individuals to partake in the cultural and educational festivities. This unique opportunity to experience live music and delve into the roots of rock ‘n’ roll history is made possible by the efforts of the Sanilac County Historical Society.
Overall, these events offer a delightful blend of musical entertainment and historical exploration, catering to a diverse audience of all ages. By bringing together music enthusiasts and history buffs, the Sanilac County Historical Society aims to foster a sense of community engagement and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage embedded in the region. So mark your calendars for June 6 and join in on this enriching experience brought to you by the Historical Society.