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Thursday Street Dance series starts this week

June 26, 2013

The Morgan Hill Downtown Association's annual Thursday Street Dance summer concert series starts this week on Third Street, with country music artist Kelly McDonald taking the stage Thursday night. The music starts at 7 p.m. near the intersection of Monterey Road and Third Street in downtown Morgan Hill. The Thursday Street Dance will continue until Sept. 26, with bands such as JJ Hawg, Wild West Show, Rock Hard, Cold Storage and others scheduled to grace the stage in the coming weeks. The concert series will take place at a new location this year - in the parking lot of the former Simple Beverages building at the intersection of Monterey Road and Third Street. Attendees and downtown visitors will not be able to park in the lot on Thursday nights for the remainder of the summer. The annual live entertainment series is sponsored by the Morgan Hill Downtown Association and its members. For more information and a full schedule of this summer's Thursday Street Dance lineup, visit www.morganhilldowntown.org.

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Bluegrass Comes to Town

March 20, 2007

The historic Morgan Hill Grange Hall resounded with the beautiful voice of popular country music singer Marty Raybon Saturday evening. The performance was the third annual Bluegrass concert sponsored by the California Bluegrass Association. Angelica Grim and The School of Bluegrass, a group of young musicians, also performed.