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Summertime concerts continue tonight

Season kicked off Wednesday with noon concert; Curtis Salgado performs at 6 p.m. today

The Columbian
Published: July 10, 2013, 5:00pm
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An estimated 500-or-so came to Esther Short Park on Wednesday for the first of six Terry Lee Noon Hour concerts this summer, held weekly until Aug. 14.
An estimated 500-or-so came to Esther Short Park on Wednesday for the first of six Terry Lee Noon Hour concerts this summer, held weekly until Aug. 14. The free Six to Sunset series in the park beings tonight with blues singer Curtis Salgado. Photo Gallery

The Vancouver Pops Orchestra kicked off the first Terry Lee Noon Hour concert of 2013 on Wednesday, drawing a crowd of about 500 to Esther Short Park for a blast of afternoon music. At right, Keith Cheek, left, plays saxophone with the orchestra.

The free concert series continues from noon to 1 p.m. for five more Wednesdays. Next up on July 17 is The New Iberians, a blues and zydeco band from Portland.

Can’t get enough music in the park? Tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. is the start of the popular — and usually packed — Riverview Six to Sunset concerts, now in its 27th year of hosting free Thursday concerts in Esther Short Park, 605 Esther St. Blues singer Curtis Salgado takes the stage for the first show. The Riverview Community Bank-presented concerts will be held until Aug. 29. For full lineups of both summer series, see the city of Vancouver’s summer concert lineup.

We captured some of Wednesday’s first concert on video.

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