Amphitheaters

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Band Shell

Clay Center, Kansas

The Clay Center Municipal Band Shell was built in 1934, it is a W.P.A. project…

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Conway Springs Bandshell

Conway Springs, Kansas

Conway Springs has always taken great pride in its music which dates back to 1885.…

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Five Rocks Amphitheater

Gering, Nebraska

The Five Rocks Amphitheater and pavilion houses bands and other open-air entertainment in the summer…

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Pause when it feels right.

Some stops aren't on the map, but they're worth taking.

Lake Martin Amphitheater

Eclectic, Alabama

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Simple trips are often the best.

You don't need much for a place to leave an impression.

Lake Ozarks Amphitheater

Camdenton, Missouri

We are nestled in the rolling Ozark hills at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks.…

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Stay a little longer.

Rushing through a place rarely does it justice.

Phenix City Amphitheater

Phenix City, Alabama

Site of Riverfest Carnival, concerts, graduations, citywide Christmas and July 4th celebrations, lunch concerts, Sat.…

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Make time for quiet places.

Not every destination needs noise to be meaningful.

Rose Hill Ampitheater

Henderson, Texas

Unique amphitheater is located in natural crater that is 60 feet deep and 300 yards…

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Sawhill Park

St. Francis, Kansas

Features one of the last bandshells in Kansas with its unique acoustics.

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Keep it easy.

The best days usually come without pressure or overplanning.

Seaton Family Pavilion

Parsons, Kansas

Forest Park is home to the outdoor performance facility, Seaton Family Pavilion. Officially dedicated on…

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Stop when something catches your eye.

Those moments tend to matter more than the planned ones.

Verizon Wireless Amphitheater

Bonner Springs, Kansas

This outdoor concert facility offers a great concert-going experience. No matter where you're sitting. From…

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Wolf Park Bandshell

Ellinwood, Kansas

Fred Wolf bought the lots for a park on Mainstreet and in 1930 a bandshell…

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