"SONGS BY THE BROOK"

CONCERTS IN THE PARK

AUGUST 17 & 31 & SEPTEMBER 14, 2023
6 - 9 pm
Admission FREE!
Food vendors will be availableon site for food purchases

A free summer concert series held during the months of August and September in Springbrook Park.

The City of Alcoa is celebrating 100 years. Many thanks to all those who helped get Alcoa started and all of those who keep it going. We thoroughly enjoyed the parade. Loved all the Alcoa Schools involvement and everyone else as well. There were lots of smiles. Alcoa is a great place to live.

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This video of Alcoa PD doing the 'Git Up Challenge' is two minutes and thirty-eight seconds of pure bliss.

Thanks to the Alcoa Police Department. We feel you are a part of our community as well as our protectors.

It’s time for the downtown Maryville Holiday Craft Market!

For the 3rd year, Downtown Maryville will be celebrating Small Business Saturday by hosting a Holiday Marketplace filled with local business and local/regional makers.

Over 60 Vendors signed up so far and Main Street (Broadway) in downtown will be closed.

Barley's will be open for breakfast from 9 AM to 11 AM, then lunch/dinner as usual.

10 AM to 3 PM, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2018.

A free summer concert series held during the months of August and September in Springbrook Park. The series will focus on Americana, folk and blues genres featuring performances by regional and local musicians. Vendors will be on site.

Thursday, August 2, 2018 - 6-9 PM
Conservation Theory, Trisha Gene Brady

Thursday, August 23, 2018 - 6-9 PM
Daniel Kimbro, Drop Dead Dangerous, Jonah Riddle & the Carolina Express

Thursday, September 6, 2018 - 6-9 PM
RB Morris, Skinny Beaver & the Honeysuckle Playboyz

Thursday, September 27, 2018 - 6-9 PM
Tall Paul & Kristie Bobal, Robinella

A free summer concert series held during the months of August and September in Springbrook Park. The series will focus on Americana, folk and blues genres featuring performances by regional and local musicians. Vendors will be on site.

Thursday, August 3, 2017 - 6-9 PM
Karen Reynolds, Angela Easterling, Robinella

Thursday, August 24, 2017 - 6-9 PM
The Dirty Dougs, Wild Blue Yonder, Chuck Johnson and Charlyhorse

Thursday, September 7, 2017 - 6-9 PM
Tommie John Band, Jesse Gregory King, Sam Lewis

Thursday, September 28, 2017 - 6-9 PM
Kirk Fleta, Red Shoes & Rosin, Ian Thomas & The Band of Drifters

Check it out.

Summer on Broadway in Downtown Maryville and FreedomFest in Alcoa at the Duck Pond.

The weather will clear up. Enjoy the day!

Maryville-Alcoa-Blount County Parks & Rec presents a free summer concert series held during the months of August, September and October in Springbrook Park. The series will focus on Americana, folk and blues genres featuring performances by regional and local musicians. Springbrook is a beautiful park in the Alcoa community featuring nearby trails, playgrounds and indoor facilities (in case of rain). A perfect setting for outdoor summer concerts! You can relax and enjoy the music, then walk around and visit with some of our onsite vendors like Maryville Farmer’s Market and more.

I attended the first hour of the August 11, 2016, concert. It was very enjoyable. I loved the Drop Dead Dangerous musical artists.

Upcoming concerts:

September 8, 2016
Musical artists include: Kirk Fleta, Scott McMahan, Tommie John, and Robinella

September 22, 2016
Musical artists include: The Dirty Dougs, Jesse Gregory Keen, and EmiSunshine

October 6, 2016
Musical artists include: Ryan Sheley, Count This Penny, Chuck Johnson and Charleyhorse

Concerts are held from 6 PM to 9 PM.
Parking is available on either side of the Springbrook gym.
Local barbecue is available. Southland Books usually has food. I bought locally grown strawberries at the first concert.

Bring a chair or blanket. Sit around and enjoy the beautiful evenings of music.

The Maryville Farmers' Market opens this Saturday, April 23, 2016. There will be a craft market as well.

9:00 am – noon or until vendors sell-out.

Located in the heart of downtown Maryville on Church Ave. near CBBC Bank.

What: Free concert
When: Thursday, July 30, 2015
Time: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Where: Springbrook Park, Alcoa, TN

Musical artists: Derek Hoke, Ed Snodderly, Karen E. Reynolds

Musical focus is Americana, folk, and blues.

Bring a lawn chair or blanket, bug spray and/or sunscreen. Food vendors will be available.

Broght to you by Blount County Parks & Rec, City of Alcoa, ALCOA, and a wide variety of sponsors.

Blount County Parks & Rec announces the lighting of the City of Alcoa Christmas Tree in the Upper Fields of Springbrook Park where the trails will be lit with luminaria.

There will be special music, refreshments, visits with Santa Claus, and hay rides for the children. Event is free.

Monday, December 1, 2014 (Rain Date: Tuesday, December 2)
6:15 PM

Springbrook Park
Upper Field

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The weather was once again perfect for the Blount Co. Maryville-Alcoa Parks and Rec Songs by the Brook free summer concert series at Springbrook Park in Alcoa. Lots of folks came out for an evening of outstanding entertainment with performances by Pistol Creek Catch of the Day and The Bus Driver Tour with Ian Thomas.

Turnout was the best yet for this final concert in the series. It's a great program for the community and we hope they can bring it back next year.

Special thanks to Blount Co. Maryville-Alcoa Parks and Recreation organizers Scott McMahan, Missey Wright, and Springbrook Recreation Center Director Phil Eakins for all their hard work putting together Songs by the Brook to highlight area talent and our beautiful Springbrook Park.

Also thanks to all the sponsors, including McGhee Tyson Airport, Alcoa Aluminum Company, Alcoa Tenn Federal Credit Union, Crestview Dental Care, Innovative Garden Care, Insurance Partners, Inc., Ogle's Auto Center, Southland Books and Cafe, Sweet P's BBQ, and WDVX, and the vendors including Bread of Heaven BBQ and the Maryville Farmer's Market.

Here are a couple of video clips of performances by Pistol Creek Catch of the Day and The Bus Driver Tour...

PREVIOUSLY:

Songs by the Brook another big hit

Songs by the Brook series kicks off at Springbrook Park

Blount County Parks and Recreation is holding the third and final free concert in Springbrook Park Thursday, September 25, 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

Songs by the Brook

The series focuses on Americana, folk, and blues genres, featuring performances by regional and local musicians.

Bread of Heaven will be onsite for for food and drink sales. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink.
No Alcoholic Beverages allowed.

Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets, bug spray, sunscreen.
No pop-up tents or other large structures.

Pets are welcome!

September 25 musicians - Pistol Creek Catch of the Day, The Bus Driver Tour featuring Ian Thomas

Robinella

Blount County Maryville Alcoa Parks and Rec put on another great free concert last night for their Songs by the Brook series at Springbrook Park in Alcoa.

Singer-songwriter Jay Clark and The Tennessee Tree Beavers opened the show with some fine picking, singing and story telling with an environmentally conscious "beer drinking gospel" flavor.

Headliner Laurel Wright had to cancel at the last minute, but Parks & Rec pulled off a major surprise getting East Tennessee's beloved singer-songwriter and award winning recording artist Robinella to perform. Her opening jazzy interpretation of Somewhere Over the Rainbow got everyone's attention right quick. Some folks around us (apparently not from around here) were like "Who's that girl? She's amazing!" Indeed, she is.

Turnout for the second concert in the series was great once again, and the weather cooperated with beautiful clear blue skies. Despite the 90 degree heat, Springbrook Park is always a few degrees cooler, and the shade and a cool breeze made for a comfortable setting.

The series concludes next month with Pistol Creek Catch of the Day and The Bus Driver Tour featuring Ian Thomas, Thursday, Sept. 25th, 5:30 PM at Springbrook Park. Y'all come on out.

Parks & Rec have done an outstanding job with this series, and we hope it's back next year.

Video of Jay Clark and The Tennessee Tree Beavers after the break...

Blount County Parks and Recreation is holding the second of three free concerts in Springbrook Park today, Thursday August 28, 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

Songs by the Brook

The series focuses on Americana, folk, and blues genres, featuring performances by regional and local musicians.

Bread of Heaven will be onsite for for food and drink sales. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink.
No Alcoholic Beverages allowed.

Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets, bug spray, sunscreen.
No pop-up tents or other large structures.

Pets are welcome!

August 28 musicians - Jay Clark and The Tennessee Tree Beavers, Laurel Wright

Blount County Parks and Recreation's final free concert in Springbrook Park will be held the last Thursday of September, the 25th, 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

September 25 musicians - Pistol Creek Catch of the Day, The Bus Driver Tour featuring Ian Thomas