Hagerstown residents can look forward to a packed summer of free and low-cost community events running through the end of July, offering entertainment options for all ages. Hosted primarily at City Park, University Plaza, and downtown venues, the lineup includes live music, outdoor movie nights, farmers markets, and family-friendly attractions designed to bring neighbors together without straining their budgets.
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Kicking off with a free concert by Second Chances at the City Park Bandshell on June 25, the city’s events continue with a showing of Moana 2 on June 27 and children’s train rides on June 28. Sunday concerts and the City Farmers Market also return each weekend, encouraging residents to shop locally while enjoying outdoor performances and unique vendors. July’s schedule maintains momentum with additional movies, weekly concerts, and special events like the Independence Day Fireworks at Fairgrounds Park on July 4 at 9:30 p.m., and the Caribbean Festival on South Potomac Street the following day.
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The City of Hagerstown’s “Encounter City Park” series will feature musicians such as Leslie McKee, Randy Simpson, and the Scott Day Band each Wednesday night. Sunday evenings continue to offer Municipal Band concerts with rotating soloists. For midweek entertainment, the MDWK Music & Market series at University Plaza presents live bands and food trucks every Wednesday from July 9 onward. Meanwhile, children and families can enjoy storytelling from Authentic Community Theatre on July 14 and basketball Sundays with the Ruthann V. Monroe Summer Basketball League beginning July 20 at Wheaton Park.
Golfers will have a chance to compete in the Annual City Golf Championship on July 26 at The Greens at Hamilton Run, with registration starting at 7 a.m. and a $60 fee covering play, lunch, and prizes. Every weekend also features the ongoing City Farmers Market at Hub City Brewery, a key fixture supporting local food systems and artisans while providing accessible options for fresh produce and baked goods.
Article by multiple contributors, based upon information from the City of Hagerstown Parks & Recreation Department
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