On August 5, 2021

Listen to Chad Hollister’s acoustic rock in Hartford’s Lyman Park

July 7 at 6:30 p.m. — HARTFORD — Join us at Lyman Point Park for a concert in the park featuring Chad Hollister. Hartford’s summer concert series, held ever Wednesday evening, continues with Hollister’s acoustic rock. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for this free concert.

Hollister has opened for such greats as Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and Tom Petty. Often accompanied by his band, he’ll play solo, spreading positivity and foot-tapping rhythm.

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