Wednesday Evening Children's Performing Arts Summer Concert Series
All performances at Clifton Common Stage (next to basketball courts and Clifton Park Senior Community Center.)  Performances begin at 7:00 p.m. rain or shine. Lawn chairs are welcome and refreshments free courtesy of Starpoint Church.

July 20 - The Magic Trunk
Laugh and have fun with Sylvia and her musical comedy show, that is sure to keep smiles on everyone’s faces!
July 27 - Andy the Music Man
Andy mingles traditional and original songs and novelty, delighting and involving kids through sing-a-longs, dancing, play-acting and storytelling.
August 3 - Mr. Twisty Magic Show
Mr. Twisty’s Super Silly Magic Show is a high-energy show that is jam packed with lots of magic, slap-stick comedy and tons of audience participation.
August 10 - Youth Band Performances
Come check out the amazing talent of local youth musicians coming from Modern Day Music’s Rock Band program!
August 17 - Catskills Puppet Theater “The Town that Fought Hate”
Based upon award-winning children’s book, The Christmas Menorahs: How a Town Fought Hate, the play recounts the true story of how people of all faiths and races came together in the town of Billings, Montana to successfully fight a group of haters. Features original music, almost life-size puppets and shadow puppets, and more than a few theatrical surprises. First and foremost great entertainment for young and old, it also gently imparts some timeless life lessons including the importance of standing up to bullies.

Due to low enrollment, the Town has been forced to cancel the trip to Syracuse and the Erie Canal Museum. If you have already paid for a reservation your will receive a full refund on your credit card within the next few days. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact the Parks, Recreation and Community Affairs Office at 518-371-6667.

Join us for a special evening of music at Historic Grooms Tavern.  The Tavern Jammers will bring back a bit of the past, playing familiar songs to young and old.  Come listen and join them in an evening of singing the gentle music of Bluegrass.  This event is free and open to the public.