A night of live performances from local artists at the Riverfront Amphitheater, with every penny of the proceeds going to disaster relief. Six acts, one stage, and the best view of the river in the city.
The amphitheater is open-air with tiered seating and a standing area at the front. Bring a jacket — it is beautiful down there in October and it is also, reliably, colder than you expect.
The north terrace opens an hour before the first act.
A local solo artist opens the evening.
Back-to-back sets with a short changeover.
Two minutes on where tonight's money goes.
A full band closing the night by the river.
A hard stop — the riverside tram runs until midnight.
The show goes ahead — the stage is covered and so is the rear seating. Only lightning stops us, and in that case tickets carry over to the rescheduled date.
Sealed water bottles yes; other food and drink no, since the food trucks and bar are part of what makes the evening work financially.
The riverfront car park is a seven-minute walk and fills early. The riverside tram runs every ten minutes until midnight and drops you at the gate.
To our disaster relief fund, which releases against verified need rather than sitting in reserve. The allocation is published in the quarterly report.
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