July’s First Friday on Lake Street is Friday, July 7th! The Shops on Lake Street will be open late. Grab your friends and make a night of it! Every First Friday of the month, the shops and restaurants on Lake Street (Miller Beach) stay open late & offer specials for the evening. It’s a great time to
The Shops on Lake Street will be open late. Grab your friends and make a night of it! Every First Friday of the month, the shops and restaurants on Lake Street (Miller Beach) stay open late & offer specials for the evening. It’s a great time to socialize and support your local businesses!
Local Grammy Contender, Keenan Baxter, will be performing at Lake Street Gallery (pictured below). Keenan is a musician’s musician – performing jazz, Funk, Pop, and Blues, that are all are sublimely rendered by this man in ways that will astound. Keenan Baxter, a local jazz pianist of the Chicagoland – NWIndiana area, is a Grammy Contender (2006) and also an arranger/producer/composer. Keenan offers a FULL BAND SOUND performing original music & a few favorites. As a composer, he had over a dozen CDs to his credit by the age of 21. He is # 1 in the Valparaiso in Jazz by Reverbnation where you can listen, see videos & connect. When you hear him play his own compositions you know that you are in the presence of a musical genius. Because he is such a prolific composer, and constantly creating new music, much of his new music is only available at his live performances..www.reverbnation.com/keenanbaxter
The Shops on Lake Street Are:
Adell’s Beach Boutique,
Beach Art Bazaar,
Indie Indie Bang Bang,
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