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Ellington Human Services to Host Summer Concert at Market Park

Enjoy an evening of music by Capital View, great food and camaraderie, plus access to resources on addressing the opioid crisis.


Ellington, CT – The Opioid Settlement Committee of Ellington Human Services is thrilled to announce the second summer concert of the season, set to take place on August 8th at 6:00 PM in Market Park, located at 72 Maple Street. This community event promises an evening of lively entertainment, delicious food, and important information on addressing the opioid crisis.

The highlight of the evening will be a live performance by the band Capital View. Known for their dynamic range and energetic performances, Capital View will delight the audience with crowd favorites, spanning rock classics, today’s pop hits, and popular country tunes. Attendees can look forward to an eclectic musical journey that appeals to all ages.

Adding to the festivities, No Coast Kitchen will be on-site, serving their renowned street tacos, offering a flavorful complement to the evening's entertainment. Food lovers are sure to enjoy the diverse and mouth-watering options available.

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In addition to the music and food, the event will feature valuable information and resources on how the community collectively addresses the opioid crisis. Several organizations dedicated to tackling this issue will be present to share their insights and provide support. This aspect of the event underscores Ellington Human Services' commitment to raising awareness and fostering community engagement in the fight against opioid addiction.

“We are excited to bring the community together for a night of fun and camaraderie while also shedding light on an important issue that affects many families,” said a representative of the Opioid Settlement Committee. “Our goal is to create an enjoyable experience for everyone while providing access to crucial resources and support.”

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Please contact Ellington Human Services for more information about the event or to learn more about the efforts to combat the opioid crisis in Ellington.

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