Summer Concert Series ft. SoniManic in Grand Rapids, MI

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Enjoy an unforgettable summer evening at Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm's Summer Concert Series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This unique outdoor concert experience brings music and nature together, featuring live performances by dynamic bands like Sonimaniacs, Coconut Telegraph, and Neon Crows. Set in a scenic field surrounded by lush farmland, the event offers more than just music – guests can indulge in delicious food and refreshing drinks while soaking in the warm summer atmosphere. Whether you're a music lover, nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a fun way to spend your evening, this private concert series offers a relaxed and vibrant setting perfect for friends and families alike. With comfortable seating areas and plenty of space to move around, the event encourages you to connect with the local community while enjoying great tunes and the fresh outdoors. It’s a fantastic way to celebrate summer, discover local talent, and create memorable moments under the open sky.

Trip highlights

Difficulty

easy.

Duration

3–4 hours.

Fitness level

Suitable for all fitness levels as there is minimal physical exertion required.

Frequently asked questions

Are tickets required for the Summer Concert Series?

Yes, tickets must be purchased in advance through the booking link to secure your spot.

Is food and drink available on-site?

Yes, a selection of food and drinks is offered at the event for purchase.

Can I bring my own food and beverages?

Outside food and drinks are generally not permitted to support local vendors at the event.

Is parking available at Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm?

Yes, ample parking is available on-site for guests attending the concert series.

Is the event family-friendly?

Absolutely! The concert series welcomes guests of all ages, including families with children.

Are pets allowed at the concert?

Pets are not allowed to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests and performers.

Local insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer often graze near the farm fields during early evening hours.
Songbirds like cardinals and blue jays are common in the surrounding trees during summer.

History

The farm has been a family-owned property for decades, evolving from traditional fruit farming to becoming a vibrant community event space.

Conservation

Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm promotes sustainable farming practices and encourages guests to respect the natural environment during events.

About This Experience

Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm in Grand Rapids, Michigan is a family-operated farm offering seasonal events, u-pick produce, and farm-based experiences that celebrate Michigan agriculture. The farm hosts festivals and dinners throughout the year, including Sunflower Dinner, Sunflower Fest, Strawberry Fest, Cherry Fest, Pickle Fest, Watermelon Crawl, and a Fall Festival with a corn maze, wagon rides, a market, and pumpkin picking. School groups can explore the farm’s century-old history through guided school tours featuring u-pick apples, a mini corn maze, animal encounters, and donuts and cider. Seasonal concerts draw crowds to the Summer Concert Series and single-show events like Summer Concert Series ft. SoniManic, with live music, food, and drinks starting in the evenings. The farm emphasizes locally sourced food and seasonal produce, showcased at a farm-to-table Sunflower Dinner in August and at festival food offerings focused on strawberries, cherries, watermelon, and pickles. General admission events provide flexible exploration and family-friendly entertainment. Safety and guest experience are prioritized with clear event descriptions, structured activities for school tours, and accessible amenities on site. Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm has built a regional reputation for authentic farm experiences that connect visitors to food origins and outdoor recreation. Located in Grand Rapids, the farm’s mix of educational programming, seasonal festivals, and live music makes it a destination for families, schools, and community gatherings throughout Michigan’s growing season. Visitors can purchase seasonal produce and specialty items onsite, and event details and tickets are posted on the farm's regularly updated schedule online.

Base locationGrand Rapids, Michigan

Tours offered14+

Specialty

Adventure tips

Bring Comfortable SeatingPortable chairs or blankets will help you enjoy the concert comfortably on the grassy fields.

Arrive Early for Best SpotsGet there ahead of time to secure a good viewing area close to the stage.

Stay HydratedBring water or purchase drinks on-site, especially on warm summer evenings.

Check the Weather ForecastPrepare for sudden weather changes in Michigan summers by bringing a lightweight rain jacket.

Recommended gear

Portable Chair or Blanket: Provides comfort while sitting on the grass during the concert.
Sunscreen: Protects your skin from UV rays during the afternoon and early evening.
Insect Repellent: Keeps mosquitoes and other bugs at bay during outdoor events.
Light Rain Jacket: Offers protection from unexpected rain showers typical in Michigan's spring.