Six Friday evenings, live music in the meadow, completely free.
Bring a blanket or a lawn chair, spread out in the open air, and unwind to a rotating lineup of Northeast Ohio musicians — funk, folk, roots, and everything between. No ticket, no cost, just a summer evening on the farm.
Six different nights, six different sounds.
A rotating lineup of local and regional musicians throughout the summer.
Alex Bevan
A longtime Northeast Ohio favorite, known for his warm folk sound, storytelling, and gentle humor.
Jason Patrick Meyers
Heartfelt songwriting and a soulful acoustic sound rooted in Northeast Ohio's folk and Americana traditions.
Morning Star Band
An uplifting, roots-inspired sound perfect for a summer night outdoors.
Swizzle Stick Band
A vibrant, dance-worthy blend of funk and Motown classics — Northeast Ohio's own funky Motown machine.
Blue Lunch
A Cleveland-rooted favorite returning to the meadow lineup.
Richfield Circus
Closing out the series on the final Friday of the season.
Note: the series skips Friday, July 3 (Independence Day weekend) — six concert nights across six weeks, not six consecutive Fridays.
What to Expect
Come Early, Stay Late
Arrive before the music starts or linger after — wander the trails, visit the animals, or just enjoy the meadow as the sun sets.
Bring Your Own Food & Drink
BYOB and bring-your-own-food are both welcome, alongside the food trucks on-site — pack a picnic, bring a cooler, or grab dinner from a truck. Whatever's easiest.
Rain or Shine
Concerts happen in the meadow as planned. If weather doesn't cooperate, the show moves into the Century Barn instead of getting cancelled.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. Kids can explore and play while the adults relax and listen.
Parking
Park in the designated spots and follow posted signs and any staff direction on arrival.
Accessibility
The meadow is grass, not pavement, so it isn't ADA accessible in the formal sense — but the terrain itself is fairly flat, which makes it easier going for most mobility needs than a typical uneven field.
Make a Weekend of It
Meadow Music runs on Fridays throughout the summer — and Crown Point's calendar doesn't stop there. Rise and Shine on the Farm runs most Saturday mornings, and Seasons on the Land's monthly guided walk falls on a Sunday each month through the season. Come Friday night for the music, and there's a real reason to stick around through the weekend.
Six Fridays. Six bands. Zero dollars.
Bring the whole family — and the dog, if they're on a leash.