Party In The Park with CLOVER & THE BEE

Start: Sunday, July 27, 2025 3:00PM
End: Sunday, July 27, 2025 6:00PM

Get Ready for Summer fun at PARTY IN THE PARK in Downtown Minocqua! The Minocqua Island Business Association is excited to announce the return of this FREE, four-part Sunday concert series! Join us for a fun afternoon at the beautiful Torpy Park, located on Lake Minocqua! The Northwoods Wildlife Center will offer tasty concessions for sale, so please remember that outside food and drinks are not allowed. Just grab your blankets and lawn chairs and get ready for an incredible time filled with great music and positive vibes! Bring your friends and family for a fantastic community gathering you won’t want to miss! Concessions for sale: Brats, hotdogs, chips & snacks, beer, hard seltzer, soda & water. A big THANK YOU goes to our members of The Minocqua Island Business Association for all your fundraising efforts! Also, a special THANK YOU to our local sponsors: Save More Marketplace, Lasier Realty Inc, Trigs, Incredible Bank, The Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau & Redman Realty Group for your additional contributions! Join us Sunday, July 27th, 3PM - 6PM for a fun filled afternoon with CLOVER AND THE BEE! CLOVER AND THE BEE began as a semi-regular song swap among three friends, songwriters and musical co-conspirators at Eric Christopher’s house in the West 7th neighborhood of Saint Paul. The three dug into their songwriting back catalogs to show off songs that were either not bluegrass enough (in the case of Anthony Ihrig and Christopher’s band The High 48s), not country enough (in the case of Becky Schlegel’s solo project) or just plain too weird for any other project. It was at this open house for misfit songs that the three got the idea to start a new band, one whose sound showed Christopher, Ihrig and Schlegel’s country and bluegrass roots but wasn’t bound by tradition. With the addition of bassist Kevin Rowe (Buffalo Gospel, Space Burritos), who had recently moved to the Twin Cities from Madison, WI, Clover and the Bee was born. Named after a line from Emily Dickinson’s poem “To Make a Prairie,” Clover and the Bee play American roots music that’s as free and expansive as the wide-open flatlands of the Upper Midwest. Price: Free