MusicPark

Every Summer Wednesday at Noon

In Kellogg Park, Plymouth

Enjoy a look back at Music in the Park 2007 Video

Some place like home by Tony Bruscato, June 19, 2008

Detroit Red Wings goalie Chris Osgood said living in Plymouth reminds him of the small British Columbia town in the Rocky Mountains he grew up in, only bigger.

"It feels like home in Canada," Osgood said, getting some recuperating time after weeks of activity following the Red Wings' Stanley Cup victory. "It has the same old streets with big trees hanging over them, like in Medicine Hat; lots of parks with kids' playgrounds; you can walk downtown and the school …is close. And the downtown is nice here. …

In the off-season, there is plenty of time to spend with their two children - 7-year-old Mackenzie and 3-year-old Sydney - who, as most kids, like playing at the fountain in Kellogg Park.

"When Chris is gone and I'm trying to be creative with stuff to do, they just want to go to the park," Jenna said. "And they like Gabriala's because they love Webkinz. And we just love Music in the Park." …

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Music in the Park 2009

There are more strollers in Kellogg Park every Summer Wednesday at Noon than any place else in the country.

Imagine a place, a park, filled with babies, young children, moms, dads, grandmas & grandpas, aunts, uncles, friends, gathered together, sitting on blankets, sharing a picnic lunch, all shaded by old trees. And right at 12:00 pm, someone starts playing a guitar, singing a song, or drumming on a drum. By 12:01, children are dancing, moms are relaxing and everyone has a great time. At 1:00 pm, the music stops, families pack up their picnic baskets and head for home. They return the following Wednesday.

How does that sound? Relaxing? Fun? Peaceful? Happy? See for your self. Join us in Kellogg Park!