The Saline Summer Music Series continues Thursday, July 14 in Downtown Saline with Kari Holmes on N. Ann Arbor St.

SALINE, Mich., – The Summer Music Series – a free, outdoor concert sponsored by Saline Main Street, continues this Thursday, July 14 at 7 pm. Due to construction, the concert will be held on N. Ann Arbor St. This week the series features Kari Holmes.

Nashville recording artist, Kari Holmes, is fierce, exhilarating and nothing you've ever heard before! Kari has a fresh, new sound to country music and is vivacious on stage. Her passionate lyrics, dynamic sound, and high energy makes you feel alive! She is, "Something New!"

This week, due to construction, the concert begins at 7:00pm on N. Ann Arbor St. in downtown Saline. Parking will still be available in lot #1. The series is free to all guests and highlights a wide variety of cultured musicians.

In addition to the spectacular music, guests can enjoy downtown Saline’s favorite eateries and unique shops. The goal of Summer Music Series is to bring people to our downtown, both from our local community and beyond. Feel free to bring your friends and enjoy a nice summer evening in downtown Saline!

For a complete schedule of Summer Music Series, click here!

In case of rain, the concert will take place at Liberty School, 7265 Saline Ann Arbor Road. Please watch the Saline Main Street Facebook page for events. Click here, to view our Facebook page!

Saline Main Street’s mission is to enhance the vitality of downtown as the social, cultural, economic, and historic heart of our community. If you would like more information about Saline Main Street please contact Riley Hollenbaugh, Executive Director, at (734) 717-7406 or email at director@salinemainstreet.org

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