The legendary Patsy Cline comes to life once again!

In Memories of Patsy—the national touring tribute show—audiences take a trip back in time to the days when the amazing singer graced stages all across America.

The songs are woven into the very fabric of American music, and the voice is spectacular. Some of the great tunes you can expect to hear are “Crazy,” “Walkin’ After Midnight,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “She’s Got You,” “San Antonio Rose,” “Blue Moon of Kentucky,” “Sweet Dreams” and many more.

Memories of Patsy captures the essence of the Patsy Cline concert experience like no other. See for yourself why this remarkable show has received rave reviews nationwide.

“An unbelievable performance. This show is a must-see for all music fans.” — Santa Barbara News Press

“Patsy would be proud—great vocalist and outstanding band.” — Sante Fe New Mexican

“An absolutely magical performance.” — Florida Today

This free concert is sponsored by Troy Sand & Gravel and Bonded Concrete.

July 30 at 7:30 p.m.

Michael Benedict Jazz Vibes is led by acclaimed vibraphonist Michael Benedict, a cornerstone of the Capital District jazz scene for over 20 years. With its mellow, resonant tone, the vibraphone—visually akin to the xylophone—holds a distinctive place in jazz, and Benedict has made it his signature voice.

Michael holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam and a master’s degree in jazz studies from Rutgers University. His career has taken him across the United States, performing in concert halls, colleges, clubs and festivals—as well as internationally in Europe and Africa.

He has released six albums, with his 2015 release “Circulation” earning a spot on NPR’s Best Jazz Albums of the Year list. Michael has received multiple accolades for his work, including two nominations for Best Jazz Artist of the Year from the Capital Region Thomas Edison Music Awards (The Eddies). He was named Best Jazz Musician of the Year in 2023 by WCDB Radio, SUNY Albany (90.9 FM).

Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m.