Gabriel Brass Band: Friday, June 28
The Gabriel Brass Band is a Detroit-based band that continues the musical tradition of the Gabriel family, who brought New Orleans jazz to Detroit in the 1940s.
Friday, August 9, 2024
Time(s):
7 p.m.
Adults
Ford House’s summer concert series transforms the sprawling estate into a symphony of melodies under the open sky. Enjoy incredible talents while you lounge on the lawn with Lake St. Clair at your back.
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A Reserved Seating ticket includes a folding chair in a premium location. A General Seating ticket allows you to use any grass space designated for concert seating.
The Gabriel Brass Band is a Detroit-based band that continues the musical tradition of the Gabriel family, who brought New Orleans jazz to Detroit in the 1940s.
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