MaryBeth Maes to Perform at Horn Pond Summer Concert Series

The Horn Pond Summer Concert Series will hold its first concert of the season on Friday, June 22 featuring the fantastic MaryBeth Maes! MaryBeth will be doing a fun upbeat set geared towards kids, perfect for the end of the school year. The concert will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at Horn Pond, along the flat grassy area of Sturgis Street, otherwise known as Ice House Park. This concert is sponsored by Liberty Bay Credit Union.

MaryBeth currently performs for and works with children of all ages independently and with the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement of the North Shore and Salem, bringing her children's music program to local schools, libraries and at private daycares. She has been singing and playing guitar on stage from the age of 10, and performing and writing music with bands in the New England area for over 25 years.

This is the sixteenth year that the Horn Pond Summer Concert Series will entertain Woburn residents. The concerts are a perfect way to spend summer nights with your fellow community members and enjoy the beautiful Horn Pond area!

Bring your family, friends and lawn chairs to Ice House Park to enjoy free concerts on select Fridays throughout the summer. With generous support from local businesses, the Concert series is free to the public. For a full schedule including dates, band line-up and sponsors, please visit www.sciwoburn.org.

This Summer Concert Series performance is sponsored by Liberty Bay Credit Union. Please visit their website to learn more: https://www.libertybaycu.org/home/home.

The Horn Pond Summer Concert Series is coordinated by Social Capital Inc. (SCI) and the City of Woburn. A special thank you goes out to the Woburn DPW for their logistical assistance. The rain date for this concert is Friday, June 29th from 6 - 8 p.m.

Founded in 2002, the mission of SCI is to strengthen communities by connecting diverse individuals and organizations through civic engagement initiatives. We envision a nation where individuals are strongly connected to their neighbors and play an active role in shaping the destiny of their communities. This increase in 'social capital' will result in communities that are safer, healthier and more vital. For more information about SCI, please visit http://sciwoburn.org.