The Concerts in the Garden series is back!

2025 Concerts in the Garden
Sponsored by the City of Summerside
Location:
The garden of Wyatt Heritage Properties
205 Prince St (Corner of Granville and Prince Streets), Summerside PE
The Sounds of Island Summer
Concerts in the Garden of Wyatt Heritage Properties are returning for the twenty-third summer to the outdoor stage of Wyatt Heritage Properties. The concerts, held on Wednesday evenings during July and August, feature local musicians and bands performing a range of music. The concerts run from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Admission is by donation. People are asked to bring their own lawn chair for seating. During intermission, Wyatt Heritage Properties homemade ice cream, made with Island dairy products from ADL, is available for purchase. Topping for the generous helping of ice cream is Island strawberries or rhubarb.
Concerts in the Garden is a relaxing summer evening of Island entertainment on the beautiful grounds of the historic Wyatt Heritage Properties.
Wyatt Heritage Properties is located at 205 Prince Street (corner of Granville Street and Prince Street) in Summerside. For any additional questions please call 902-432-1298.



Summer of 2025 Lineup
July 2: Fred Martin and Kevin Arthur
Fred Martin, and Kevin Arthur are two well-known names in Island music circles. Both musicians have entertained individually and with numerous groups across the province. They come together for Concerts in the Garden to delight audiences with the singing of Maritime and Traditional music.
July 9: The Proude Islanders
With decades of stage experience among them, Karl Proude, Garth Proude, and Amand Arsenault present, A True Maritime Sound Show. They will share the stories of Maritime artists, and songwriters.
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July 16: Holley and McLure
This dynamic vocal duo of Ron Holley and Sandra McLure will not only evoke musical memories but will also get your toes a tapping and your body swaying as they perform chart busting hits from the past and more recent years.
July 23: The Buchanan Family
Lloyd Buchanan and his sister, Wanda Dunbar, have entertained audiences from the stages of numerous venues. The Buchanan Family perform contemporary, country, and 1960s music, with a smidge of gospel in the mix.
July 30: Three’s Company with guest fiddler Steve Perry
The trio of Sandra McLure, Anne Brander (nee MacCormack) and Bobby (Pizza) MacLean plays a repertoire that consists of folk, country, pop, easy listening, and the odd novelty song. Their performances are sprinkled with camaraderie and light-hearted banter. For the garden concert, renowned fiddler Steve Perry will join Three’s Company on stage.
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August 6: Whitecap
Made up of award-winning musicians, Harold and Marnie Noye, Troy MacArthur, and Kim Tuplin, the band Whitecap specializes in country, bluegrass, and old time music.
August 13: Bluezone
Known for its own unique style of bluegrass and country music, Bluezone is a favourite at Island festivals. The band is comprised of four talented PEI musicians: John Campbell on guitar, Steve Perry on fiddle, Mim Murphy on bass guitar, and Dave Millar on banjo and mandolin. All four band members provide the vocals.
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August 20: Not All There
This Irish pub band is made up of musicians Gary Arsenault, Mike Johnstone, and Ramona Roberts. They entertain crowds across the province and both the audience, and the musicians have a wonderful time.
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Another summer of beautiful music presented under the tree canopy of Wyatt Heritage Properties draws to a close.
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