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Summer In The Park 2026

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Hello everyone! In my recent blog post about events in Stamford this summer, I mentioned that there was still one more that I needed to talk about, so now I am going to talk about it! Before I get into it, I’m going to talk about another summer event that used to happen in Stamford Downtown called Alive At Five.  As its name suggests, Alive At Five was an outdoor summer concert series on Thursdays that would start at 5:00, except that is not actually when the headliner would start performing, as they would go on stage MUCH later, which I am saying from experience. The series went for so many years, and got so many artists that fall under the categories of artists you have never heard of, and artists you used to hear from, but not anymore. In other words, the type of people who either have been on or are going to be on The Masked Singer. Yes, I can tie so many things back to The Masked Singer.  These concerts were held in Columbus Park in Downtown Stamford, and they proved to b...

Summer In The Park

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As some of you might remember, last year I wrote about the outdoor summer concert series in Stamford Downtown called Alive At Five. Well, back in November of last year, it was announced that it would never be returning. I was disappointed by this news, but also hopeful that the city of Stamford would come up with an exciting new event. A few weeks ago, Hey Stamford announced that a new event would be coming to Mill River Park called Summer In The Park, which would be happening on three weekends in July. I didn’t know what to expect at this point in time, as I didn’t know if they would want to go big for its first year, or if they would want to take a year off after cancelling Alive At Five before going big again next year. A few days ago, I found my answer, and it was announced that this event is going to be one of the biggest events Stamford has had in a while! In this blog post, I will be discussing everything that is in store for the event this year, in hopes that it will encourage ...