Bringing down the house
| 24 Feb 2016 | 03:00
Tom Jensen, Don Jakubowski, Joel Brush, Cathie Jensa, Janet Jakubowski, and Diane Brush at the Waterwheel on Saturday night (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
The groove that makes you want to move... (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Ann Marie Nitt with Cathy and Lenny Miller at the Waterwheel (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Banjo music by Walt Edwards (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Bob Mott and Julie Kinzinger at the Waterwheel (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Ernie Kara and Charles Reynolds of the Milford Music Festival fundraising committee (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
It was a full house at the Waterwheel to support the Milford Music Festival (Frances Ruth Harris)
Jean O’Donnell, Eileen Smith Steve Smith, and Brian O’Donnell at the Waterwheel (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Joanne Ryder and Ellen Lombardo at the Waterwheel (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
John Wykacane plays with the Broke Down and Rebuilt Band (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Mark Delade and Jennifer Federowski at the Waterwheel (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Lenny Miller (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Susan and Robert Wood were happy to stand during the crowded event (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
The Broke Down and Rebuilt Band (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
Kathy Edwards, wife of musician Walter Edwards (Photo by Frances Ruth Harris)
By Frances Ruth Harris
MILFORD — The Waterwheel crowd rocked and the walls shook with first-up Lenny Miller, followed by Walt Edwards, and then the Broke Down and Rebuilt Band, which brought the house to a fever pitch during the final hour.
The crowd got into a groove Saturday night the support the 11th year of Milford's Music in the Park concert series this summer. The Frisky Goat in Milford and Alto Music in Middletown, N.Y., donated raffle items and gift certificates.
About Music in the Park
Music in the Park is a free concert series presented on Sunday afternoons in Ann Street Park during the summer. It begins with Milford's Music Festival and continues through the season. Its mission is to enrich culture in Milford Borough by offering a diverse musical program for residents and visitors. It is co-sponsored by Milford Borough, area businesses, and private sponsors. The first concert of the season is set for 1 to 4 p.m. on June 26. Performers will be announced at a later date. See updates on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gazebomusic.