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Fridays just got even better…Music in the Park 2017

Last updated: 2017/06/26 at 3:07 PM
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The bandstand at Bellevue will be put to good use this summer with the return of the popular Music in the Park concerts.

The open-air gigs, which run from 7pm to 9pm on Fridays, are free, with many people bringing along a picnic as they enjoy the barmy summer evenings (fingers crossed for the weather) listening to live music.

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The events are hosted by the Friends of Bellevue in partnership with Wrexham Council – and take place at the Edwardian bandstand in the award-winning park, situated close to Wrexham town centre.

The season kicks-off on Friday June 23 with Luke Gallagher (pictured), followed by Thunderbugs on July 7, Dinosaur on July 14, Billy Thompson on 21 July, and finishing off with Wall St Krash on Friday July 28.

For further details please contact Bellevue Park on 01978 264150.

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