Mancos State Park is hosting two musical events in the coming weeks as part of its Music in the Park summer series, according to a news release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
The local ukulele group the Aloha Club will perform Saturday, June 24, at 7 p.m. in the park amphitheater. The Aloha Club will perform a variety of songs that will entertain the whole family.
Aloha Club presents a variety of fun and traditional ukulele music. Their performance follows on the heels of the successful concert by the Ukulele of Great Britain, which delighted audiences in Cortez this past April. This is Aloha Club’s first appearance at Mancos State Park.
Helping celebrate the Independence Day weekend is the Mancos-area group Sweetwater Station. They will perform Saturday, July 1, at 7 p.m., also in the amphitheater. Sweetwater Station has a large, loyal following and has entertained crowds at the park for a number of years.
Other Independence Day weekend events include a kids’ (and adults’) parade Sunday, July 2 at noon. Parade participants are welcome to wear their most patriotic costumes or make use of colored crepe paper, noisemakers and other materials provided by the park.
Visitors to Mancos State Park also can take part in other activities, such as fishing, boating, wildlife-watching and hiking.
All events are free with the paid park entrance fee of $7 per vehicle.
All gasoline-powered or trailered boats must be inspected for Aquatic Nuisance Species before they launch. Mancos State Park is a mandatory inspection site. All inspections are provided for free and generally take less than 10 minutes.
For more information, call the park at 970-533-7065.
