The joyous sounds of Musica return for 2022. We’ll have lively tunes from Money Chicha, Grupo Frackaso, The Los Sundowns, and Alyson Alonzo, a local vendor marketplace, food and drinks by Ocho, and so much more. We can’t wait to see you again.
Saturday, April 23, doors open at 5 PM, and music is from 6 – 11 PM. Free to attend.
Free parking not available, please plan accordingly.
More Information can be found here.
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