
2024 Concerts on the Waterfront Series
The Sackets Harbor Historical Society is now finalizing the performer schedule for the 40th Annual Concerts on the Waterfront series, and we’ll be announcing the full schedule shortly. The free concerts run every Sunday, from June 30 through Sept 1, 2024. With the exception of the July 28th date, each of the concerts will be held at the Sackets Harbor Battlefield, located at 504 West Main Street. (The July 28th concert will be held at the Sentinel Bandstand, located at 304 West Main Street.)
In 2023, the Historical Society had record-breaking crowds with an exciting line-up of 11 bands:
- June 25: The Sacci Band (Big Band)
- July 2: Ruby Shooz (50s and 60s music)
- July 9: Alex Torres and His Latin Orchestra (Latin American)
- July 16: Atlas (80s party music)
- July 23: The Jess Novak Band* (Pop, rock, and soul)
- July 30: Letizia and the Z Band* (Pop)
- Aug 6: Hot Club of Saratoga* (Gypsy swing)
- Aug 13: The Kim Pollard Band* (Blues, jazz, funk, and spiritual)
- Aug 20: 10th Mountain Division Army Band
- Aug 27: The Large Flowerheads (60s tribute band)
- Sept 3: Maria DeSantis Orchestra (Big Band)
All the concerts are free and open to the public, and they’re held outdoors, so remember to pack your picnic blanket or lawn chairs.
The 2023 Concerts on the Waterfront series was supported by our gracious sponsors — Watertown Savings Bank, the Davidson Auto Group, and the WWNY-TV stations, including Channel 7, Fox 28, and the North Country’s MeTV.
For more information, please click on the individual concert links above or visit our Facebook page. You can also find highlights and entire performances from previous year’s Concerts on the Waterfront series on our YouTube channel. We hope to see you at some, or ALL, of the concerts this summer!
*The concerts marked with an asterisk were made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a re-grant program of the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and administered by the St. Lawrence County Arts Council.