Country and rock singer/guitarist Destiny Brown will be kicking off the Kiesel Park Sundown Concert Series Thursday, Sept. 6 from 6-7:30 p.m.
The free concert series features a wide variety of music from folk or billboard hits to rock or country from local and regional bands.
"Some of the bands play top hits, and you have some that play more of rock or country," said Dana Stewart, special programs coordinator for Auburn Parks and Recreation. "So say you don't want to come hear folk music this week, maybe next week you can come hear more '60s, '70s and '80s hits. It gives people options."
A different musical group will perform every Thursday for the months of September and October.
Admission is free and concertgoers are permitted to bring food and beverages.
"People bring blankets and chairs. They bring food and drinks," Stewart said. "The only thing is no alcohol is allowed in the park."
Those attending are also allowed to bring their dogs, as long as they keep them on their leashes, Stewart said.
"I think it's awesome to be able to bring my dog with me to listen to music," said Elle Bacon, a sophomore in Spanish. "It's a good opportunity to be outdoors and enjoy music and bring my dog."
For more information contact the City of Auburn Parks and Recreation Department or visit their website, auburnalabama.org/parks.
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