Free music, free movie in Sequim tonight

SEQUIM — Feel like music and a movie tonight?

You can’t beat the price at Sequim’s Music and Movie in the Park at the James Center bandshell next to Carrie Blake Park — it’s free!

Electric Blue Sun, a Port Townsend trio which plays original jazz fusion, will perform the music portion of the evening starting at 6 p.m.

The group consists of Buzz Rogowski on keyboards, Jeff Wittekind on guitar and Bob Dickey on drums.

A drive-in style movie, “Over the Hedge,” an animated story about a band of sassy animals, will be shown at the bandshell after the two-hour concert.

All ages are welcome. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Tote a picnic basket or grab some food from a downtown store or restaurant.

The Sequim concerts — every Tuesday through Sept. 9 — are sponsored by Karl Allen and John Rigg of ADR Developers; Team McAleer; Clark Land Office; Gray and Osborne; William Littlejohn companies; Dungeness Courte; Lakeside Industries; Jarmuth Electric; Bekkevar Logging and Trucking; and Northwest Eye Surgeons; and Sequim This Week, the Peninsula Daily News’ free weekly newspaper for Sequim.

The PDN also co-sponsors two other free concerts:

  • Concert on the Pier every Wednesday on the Port Angeles City Pier through Sept. 10 (this Wednesday features the folk-rock sounds of Deadwood Revival from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.).

  • Concert on the Dock in Port Townsend every Thursday night at the Quincy Street dock (behind Water Street Brewing) from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. through Sept. 4. (the duo Hillstomp performs country-blues this Thursday).
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