Grand Funk Railroad--August 14, 2009

Grand Funk Railroad performed last Friday night. There were about 1300 patrons that came out to see them sing and perform. It was a really fun show. They performed songs from their 40 years in the music business.

Because it was Military Appreciation the color guard from Hill Air Force Base came and opened the show. You guys did a great job!

The next performance is The Fantsticks that runs next week--Wednesday-Saturday and closing night on Monday the 31st.

The Blanks--August 8, 2009

The Blanks from the TV show "Scrubs" came to the Ed Kenley Amphitheater last Saturday Night. It was a really fun show. The guys put on a great performance. Thanks to everyone who came out to see them perform.

Thank you to all the volunteers who were there to help out. You are always a huge help.

Thank you Karlie Ady who sang the National Anthem. You did a really great job!

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Crystal Gayle performance--July 29, 2009

Crystal Gayle performed last Wednesday night at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater. About 1300 people came out to see her. It ended up being a really great show and we wanted to thank all of you who came to support Crystal.

We also wanted to thank all the volunteers who were there helping us out. We appreciate everything you do for us.

Thanks to Ashley Davis who sang the National Anthem! You did a fabulous job!

Band of Annuals performance--July 22, 2009

Band of Annuals performed last Wednesday Night at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater. It was a really great show. The band did a really great job! Everyone had a great time!

Thanks to everyone who came out to see Band of Annuals perform and thanks to all the volunteers who were there helping out!

Also thanks to Brodie Peterson who sang the National Anthem. You did a great job!

Children's Plays by Active Stages

Active Stages performed last Saturday at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater. It was a really great show. This kids were so cute and did a fantastic job.

The two plays performed were The Spider and the Bee and I Never Saw Another Butterfly. The Spider and the Bee is a play about the importance and differences of science and art. I Never Saw Another Butterfly is about life in the Jewish Ghettos during the Holocaust.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support these talented kids. Thanks to all the volunteers who were there helping out as well.

Thanks to Lindsay Hickman and Willie Richardson who sang the National Anthem. You did a great job!

Layton's Taste of the Town

We just wanted to mention that Layton City is having a Taste of the Town on Pioneer Day this year. Different restaurants will be at Layton Commons Park from 4-7 pm. There will be a free concert from "Riders in the Sky" at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater that is hosted by Layton City.

I found a clip about the event on the Salt Lake Tribune website.

Here is the link http://www.sltrib.com/davis/ci_12844141