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Pop-Up Concert Highlights Stamford St. Patrick's Day Festivities
The window concert featured the Fairfield County Police Pipes and Drums, which performed as a way of keeping the holiday celebrations safe.

STAMFORD, CT — St. Patrick’s Day in Stamford was celebrated differently again this year thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but the holiday did not go on without a special socially distanced musical tribute that in the city's downtown district.
The Stamford Downtown Special Services District hosted a pop-up concert on Wednesday. The event featured the Fairfield County Police Pipes and Drums, which performed in the window of a storefront at 296 Bedford Street before a socially distanced audience.
The Police Pipes and Drums was founded on St. Patrick’s Day in 2014 and all members of the group are current or past Fairfield County police officers.
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The performance was amplified on speakers that were placed on the sidewalk before the band also performed on the sidewalk for a brief concert and then marched up Bedford Street. Organizers said the event provided a safe way to celebrate the St. Patrick’s Day holiday.
Organizers are planning more window pop-up concert events in the future to bring music and joy to the downtown district.
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