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It was a breezy, beautiful day in Metcalfe Park. Everyone agreed that the wind was much preferred to the hot 100+ degree weather that Kingman had been experiencing earlier in the week. The park came alive with groups of friends clustered under the trees waiting for Satin Steel to take the stage. The five members of Satin Steel played a wonderful mix of classic rock and country. The crowd tapped their feet, swayed back in forth in their chairs and a few brave souls danced to the tunes. The final song ended not with silence, but with the lingering hum of voices, laughter, and the wind — a reminder that music, like the breeze, can wrap around you and stay long after the last note fades.

The raffle was a big hit with many tickets purchased in the hope of being the winner of the beautiful turquoise necklace. Jane Wrzalinski was the lucky winner and she is pictured wearing her prize.

The latest Sounds of Kingman concert was this past Sunday at Metcalfe Park with GoodHeart AZ taking the stage in front of a solid crowd of music lovers. The mood was relaxed and cheerful from the first note, with attendees spreading out across the park to enjoy the breezy weather and the band's classic sound. Families, friends, and neighbors settled in for a nice few hours together, making for a comfortable and welcoming community atmosphere. The food truck "The Canvas, It's Fire" kept the crowd well-fed throughout the afternoon with its popular menu, adding a nice touch to the overall experience.

The raffle this month was a Route 66 clock. Pictured is our Raffle Coordinator Cheryl Salfrank (left) and raffle winner Gloria Jeffries (right).

It was a lovely afternoon in the park with great weather, and a fine reminder of what makes local live music worth showing up for.

Staff from American Woodmark presenting a $1,500 check from the American Woodmark Foundation to the Sounds of Kingman. The American Woodmark Foundation supports organizations involved with education, domestic violence, housing and public safety.

Pictured from left to right:
Cheryl Booth, April Asbury, Robin Gordon, Rosanne Rosenberg, Rebecca Carnes, and Joe Oppelt