Tonic to Headline Putnam Area Foundation/Loos Center for the Arts Main Stage on Friday, September 04 at 8pm
- Jun 29
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WOODSTOCK, CONN. - The 165th annual Woodstock Fair is set to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a spectacular lineup of entertainment. Among the highlights, the band Tonic will headline the Putnam Area Foundation/Loos Center for the Arts Main Stage on Friday, September 4, at 8pm. This event promises an exciting evening of live music and community spirit, all included with your paid admission to the fair.
Marc Allard, the general manager of the Woodstock Fair, shared details about the entertainment schedule. The evening will kick off with a variety of performances leading up to Tonic’s headlining set at 8pm. The band is known for their energetic rock sound and memorable hits, making them a perfect choice to energize the crowd.
All shows at the Woodstock Fair are free with your paid admission, making it an accessible event for everyone. Seating is general admission, so attendees are encouraged to bring small chairs or blankets to set up in the grassy area in front of the stage.
Family 4-pack tickets are now available for a limited time on the Woodstock Fair website, woodstockfair.com.
