Highland Park Music Fest sets up on grounds of historic McGregor Library
The Highland Park Business Association (HPBA) this week announced that the third annual Highland Park Music Festival will be held July 20-22 on the grounds of the historic McGregor Library.
Many of Metro Detroit’s leading musicians will be among the 30 acts who will perform including the Theatrics, featuring Arthur “Haas” Phillips (formerly of the Dramatics), legendary Motown guitarist, Dennis Coffey, the Marion Hayden Quartet, The Real Deal, Deblon Jackson & the Jazz Kids, the P-Funk Mob, Marissa Rose (featured on Kem’s latest hit single “If It’s Love”) and saxophonist Duane Parham.
The Highland Park Music Festival is free to the public and will offer activities for the entire community to enjoy. Families can spend an entire day enjoying quality music in the park, great food, and activities for children.
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