Music and Art Activities At Nassau Park Pavilion

AT NASSAU PARK: Briz and the Revival are the opening act at the 2026 Summer Music and More series on July 18.

West Windsor Arts is kicking off another season of free, family-friendly entertainment with the return of its Summer Music and More concert series. This year’s series features three evenings of live music, local talent, and hands-on art activities for all ages.

All performances will take place at Nassau Park Pavilion, behind Panera Bread at 510 Nassau Boulevard. Each concert begins at 5 p.m. with an opening performance by cellist Dan Kassel and Friends, followed by the evening’s featured headliner at 6 p.m. Families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and picnics for a relaxed evening of music and creativity outdoors.

We’re excited to welcome the community back for another season of Summer Music and More,” said Aylin Green, executive director of West Windsor Arts. “These concerts bring people together through music, art and shared experiences. Whether you’re coming to hear a favorite band, discover a new artist or create art with your family, there’s something for everyone.”

The series opens on Saturday, July 18, with Briz and the Revival. Fronted by singer-songwriter Brandi “Briz” Grove, the band draws on influences from folk, rock and soul to deliver performances equally suited for dancing or simply soaking in the music. Opening the evening will be Dan Kassel and Friends featuring John Beacher, a New Hope–based singer-songwriter whose blend of folk, blues and Americana has earned him a loyal following throughout the region.

On Saturday, August 8, The Swiss Guard brings a mix of classic rock, pop favorites and sing-along anthems. Kassel opens the concert with Greg McGarvey, acoustic composer.

The final concert is Saturday, August 29, when Cape May-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Johnny Zarfati performs his blend of folk, rock, blues, and Americana influences. Kassel opens the evening with violinist Chris Smirnov, whose strings-driven performances push the boundaries of traditional chamber music.

In addition to live music, free art activities will be offered at each event. Visit westwindsorarts.org/events for more information.