Summer Concert Series at Two Rivers Wildlife Park

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Jul 4 – Aug 29

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The Summer Concert Series returns this camping season at Two Rivers Wildlife Park! The Park will be hosting live entertainment on select summer evenings throughout the camping season, leading up to the Annual Acoustic Roots Festival. Camping reservations are now open, and some weekends with live entertainment are already filling up. 


July 4 – Alter Ego
July 11 – DJ Nelson Scott
July 18 – The High Boys
July 25 – Downhouse
August 1 – 3 Way Stop
August 2 – Kevalone
August 8 – Final Cut
August 15 – Full Circle
August 22 – Renegade
August 29 – Broken Road

If you’re planning to camp on one of these weekends, it is recommended that you book early!! Concerts start at 8PM and are open to campers and day visitors. Call 902-727-2483 to book your campsite.
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Location & Contact

4581 Grand Mira North Road, Huntington, Nova Scotia

1-902-727-2483

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Jul 4 8:00 PM Jul 11 8:00 PM Jul 18 8:00 PM Jul 25 8:00 PM Aug 1 8:00 PM Aug 2 8:00 PM
Aug 8 8:00 PM Aug 15 8:00 PM Aug 22 8:00 PM Aug 29 8:00 PM

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