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Tiny Porch concerts return to Woodland Heights

This grassroots tradition kicks off its third season on Sunday, June 15.

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Bring a chair or chill on the yard at each concert. | Photo by Emily McMillen

Three neighborhood porches. Six local artists. Tiny Porch Concerts welcomes in the warmth of summer with front-yard tunes, beginning on Sunday, June 15 + running once a month through October. The porches and performances are all lined up, so you can plan ahead for your next neighborhood concert.

This June, the shows will take place on the following porches:

807 W. 31st St.

3003 Stonewall Ave.

3102 Ferncliff Rd.

Bonus: Westray’s Finest Ice Cream and Bikini Panini will be serving up food and treats on Chesterfield Avenue near W. 31 St.

Keep in mind: This event aims to foster a sense of togetherness between residents and locals. If you’re stopping in from a surrounding neighborhood, consider walking or using a ride-share to limit traffic and noise. Plus, if you can, consider bringing cash (or keeping Venmo on deck) to tip the local performers.

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