THE SCOOP BY MABLE HASTINGS Summer has arrived, and with children enjoying their school break, many families are looking for affordable activities that don’t require a long drive. If you’re... L’article Potton’s “Sundays in the Park” bring music to the community est apparu en premier sur Sherbrooke Record .
THE SCOOP BY MABLE HASTINGS Summer has arrived, and with children enjoying their school break, many families are looking for affordable activities that don’t require a long drive. If you’re searching for a weekend event that appeals to all ages, languages, and cultures, the Municipality of Potton has just the answer. The Municipality is once again presenting its popular free summer concert series, Sundays in the Park , held each Sunday at Place Manson in the heart of the village.
The 2026 season opened on July 5 with an energetic performance by Raph Delae , followed by Squeegee on July 12. Both concerts attracted enthusiastic crowds and received great reviews from attendees. The exciting lineup continues throughout the summer with: July 19: Fannie Gaudette & Philippe Dunnigan July 26:
Les 5 Cuivres Aug. 2: Radio M Aug. 9: 3 Pour 1 – Ariell, Bourdon & Chicoine Aug. 16: Cayenne Aug. 23: Danilo & Clémentine Weck ...
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- Published
- Jul 16, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 16, 2026
- Source
- Sherbrooke Record
- Category
- Entertainment
- Read time
- 1 min
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