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NewsSeptember 3, 2021
Tunes at Twilight 9/3/2021
Old Town Cape, Inc. continued it’s fall concert series Friday evening with a performance from Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York. The live musical performance was held at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets, with food trucks lined up on-site. The final performance of the 2021 Tunes at Twilight season will be held Friday, Sept. 10, at 6:30 p.m. at River Campus Park.
Brooke Holford
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Lisa Bishop enjoys a live musical performance by Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Lisa Bishop enjoys a live musical performance by Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
 Kim Voelker recognizes the sponsors of the annual Tunes at Twilight concert series following the live musical performance by Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets.
 Kim Voelker recognizes the sponsors of the annual Tunes at Twilight concert series following the live musical performance by Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets.
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York, performs during Tunes at Twilight Friday, Sept. 3, 2021, at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets. 
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Old Town Cape, Inc. continued it’s fall concert series Friday evening with a performance from Carl Banks, a blues, roots and folk rock musician from New York, New York. The live musical performance was held at River Campus Park, located at the intersection of South Spanish and Morgan Oak streets, with food trucks lined up on-site. The final performance of the 2021 Tunes at Twilight season will be held Friday, Sept. 10, at 6:30 p.m. at River Campus Park.

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