Music Festival at the Sanilac County Historic Museum

The Grooviest music festival in the Thumb is happening at the Sanilac County Historic Museum!
Ahhhhh, summertime at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum is shaping up to get back to some normalcy with a schedule packed full of great events.  After having to cancel last year’s  festivities, Singin’ in the 60’s Music Festival is a go for 2021.  The event will offer a day filled with your favorite tunes from the 60’s, plus great eats, craft beer, arts & crafts vendors, a drum circle, and classic cars on display!
Singin’ in the 60’s is all about peace, love and music, and hippies of all ages are welcome!  Help set the vibe by attending in your best hippie threads; think patched jeans, peasant blouses, halter tops, tie-dye, floral granny dresses, fringed vests, bell bottoms and cut offs.  Come celebrate your favorite 60’s rock and roll at four different performance areas;  The Beatles, Johnny Cash, The Monkees, Motown, The British Invasion, The Grateful Dead, The Mamas and the Papas, Peter, Paul & Mary, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, Jefferson Airplane, The Everly Brothers and more.
Singin’ in the 60’s will be held June 19th from noon until 7 pm at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum located at 228 S. Ridge St (M25) in Port Sanilac.  Tickets t the gate: $15 adults, $5 students, 12 and under free.
Singin’ in the 60’s is sponsored by a collaborative effort between the Sanilac Consortium for the Arts and the Sanilac County Historical Society.
The Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum is located at 228 S. Ridge St (M-25) in Port Sanilac. For more information visit us at www.sanilaccountymuseum.org or on Facebook at “Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum”, or call the office at 810-622-9946