Next Seymour 'City Jam' is August 20

Courtesy-Seymour Main Street

SEYMOUR, Ind. - Seymour Main Street presents another "City Jam" on Thursday, August 20, at 6:30 p.m., at Crossroads Park, 101 E. Tipton St., in downtown Seymour.

Bring your friends, grab your lawn chairs, and enjoy a nice summer evening of free music featuring the Woodshop Boys.

Come hungry and thirsty because several vendors and food trucks will be on site. 

Sponsors of the event include JCBank, ATS Heating/Cooling, Voss Funeral Service, and Vital Farms. 

The final free "City Jam" concert of the season is scheduled for September 17.

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