A concert in Three Oaks, MI? That's music to our ears! Dig the Dunes is teaming up with Paws for Humanity to help raise money for their sanctuary. Paws for Humanity is a place where humans can experience the joy that animals bring - including animal assisted therapy, support, and education.
This summer, you can experience the animals while enjoying music right at the sanctuary. In addition, there will be a food truck, local brews and wine, and tours of the sanctuary and more. Concerts are on Sundays from 5-9 pm.
Tickets can be purchased for individual concerts or for the whole series. There is also a sponsorship opportunity and a discounted rate for groups of 6 or more. Kids 12 and under are FREE.
Sunday, July 28 is Chicken Dolphin. Their music is a cocktail of roots reggae rock and jazz. The band's purpose is to spread joy through the healing power of music.
On Sunday, August 25 you can enjoy the music of Johnny V. Johnny will have a special evening planned with some of your favorite songs. You can always expect a guest or two to come up and sing along with him.
To finish the series off, Mike Felten along with Off the Vine will be jamming on September 29. Mike blends folk, blues and rockin his music while Off the Vine touts themselves as countryfolkbluesrockgospelgrass.
Tickets are now available for Chicken Dolphin, Johnny V and the whole series. Tickets for Mike Felten and Off the Vine will be available soon.
The concerts will take place right at the sanctuary located at 14671 Three Oaks Road in Three Oaks. Gates open at 5pm EST, show starts at 5:30. There will be one intermission. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Kids 12 and under are FREE.
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Paws for Humanity provides a sanctuary for domestic and farm animals who fall outside the typical parameters of shelters and rescues. They also provide whatever level of social interaction the animals enjoy. Many of them love the interaction of working with people in support, therapeutic, educational programs. Paws for Humanity is simply “people helping animals helping people”.
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