Throughout the Summer, the Fleetwood Rec Board will be presenting their Annual Summer Concert Series at the Fleetwood Park bandshell. All concerts start at 6 PM on the following Sundays in June and July, with an additional new concert being added in August. These events are free and open to the public to attend. In the event of rain, the concert will take place the following Monday. Please see the tentative schedule and performance line-up: June 1 (The Large Flowerheads); June 8 (The Fabulous Greaseband); June 15 (Frog Holler); June 22 (Miss Laurie Ann & The Saddletones); June 29 (The Three Amigos); July 6 (The Black Ties); and August 17 (Ringgold Band). Learn more here!

*Fleetwood Bank is a proud supporter of the Fleetwood Recreation Board and a proud sponsor of this Summer-long Concert Series*

On Tuesday, June 15 at 7 PM be sure to stop by the Kutztown Community Park to enjoy the 48th Annual Flag Day Concert hosted by the Kutztown Community Choir. This event is held rain or shine in the park’s bandshell. An orchestra directed by Dustin Shirk, instrumental music teacher at Kutztown Area Middle School and High Schools, will open the musical portion of the program with selections of light classical and popular music. Students from Kutztown Area High School are being selected as soloists to perform numbers with the orchestra. The Kutztown Community Choir will present selections of popular music, both new and old. The patriotic theme for the evening will kick off with the presentation of the colors by the color guard of the Ray A. Master Post 217 Topton American Legion. Patriotic music during the evening will include a medley of songs entitled, “An American Tribute,” a medley of service songs: “Armed Forces Salute,” and Sousa’s popular, “Stars and Stripes Forever.”

*Fleetwood Bank is a proud supporter of this event*

The Reading Fightin Phils, are excited to partner with Berks County Agriculture, who will sponsor the America’s Classic Ballpark Commemorative Cup for the first 2,000 adults, on Wednesday, June 18, against the Hartford Yard Goats. First pitch for the game is at 7 p.m. The County of Berks, through its Department of Agriculture, will celebrate the strength and impact of the local agricultural industry with a special event on June 18, featuring the game and cup sponsorship, along with a recognition banquet at Redner’s Event Center. Agriculture contributes over $1 billion annually to Berks County’s economy, supporting key sectors such as farm supply and food manufacturing. To honor the industry’s importance and those who sustain it, the county will recognize preserved farm owners during the banquet.

Berks County is a leader in farmland preservation, ranking #2 in Pennsylvania and among the top in the nation. This year, the County reached a major milestone—80,000 acres of farmland permanently protected through the Agricultural Land Preservation Program. These efforts help ensure a sustainable future, secure local food systems, and protect the county’s agricultural heritage. The Berks County Farm Bureau will enhance the event with live farm animals and educational activities. They will be joined by the Berks County Dairy Princesses and representatives from the Berks County Fair, bringing added charm and community spirit to the celebration.

Gates open at 5 p.m. the night of the game. Tickets are available at rphils.com/tickets, by calling 610-370-BALL or in-person at the Customer’s Bank Ticket Office.

*Fleetwood Bank is a proud sponsor of this event and proud supporter of Berks County Agriculture*