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Midland Arts & Culture Day: A 250th Birthday Bash
16 Jun
Summary
- Free family events highlight local artists, musicians, and performers.
- Activities include a Morning Market, art showcases, and community murals.
- Evening finale features live music from local and headlining artists.
Midland will honor America's 250th anniversary with a special Arts & Culture Day on Saturday, June 20, presented by Rogers Ford. This city-wide celebration aims to spotlight local creativity through free family events, featuring artists, musicians, performers, and cultural organizations.
The festivities commence with the Morning Market Kickoff at the Midland Downtown Farmers Market, offering live music, local vendors, and family activities. Attendees can also begin collecting stamps for an America 250 Passport to explore various event locations.
Midland College will host an art showcase with exhibitions, live demonstrations, and performance art from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., including "Kids' Art from Kids' College" and the Emily Daw Exhibit.
Additional community engagement includes the "Red, White & Blue Paint-Out" at the Palette Club Art Center and contributing to "The Faces of Midland" collaborative mural.
The day concludes with a free Evening Finale Concert Festival in downtown Midland, produced by Cultura West, featuring Leon Carrasco, the Huser Brother Band, and headliner Cole Phillips. Other evening events include performances at the Yucca Theatre and a Juneteenth Jubilee.
More details are available at MidlandCelebrates.org. This initiative aims to honor America's past, celebrate Midland's heritage, and inspire future generations.
