CADIZ, Ohio — Live music returns to Cadiz this weekend as the Mark at the Park summer concert series launches with a celebration of 1990s hits and entertainment.
The concert series begins Friday night with a performance by Fool House, a band known for bringing the music and energy of the 1990s to audiences across the region.
The show is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m., with gates opening at 6 p.m. Admission is $20.
Local officials say the concert marks the start of a busy summer season at the park, which will feature a variety of events designed to bring residents and visitors together.
In addition to live music, park organizers have planned activities throughout the summer aimed at families and children. Those events include youth fishing derbies, campground activities, and other community gatherings intended to encourage outdoor recreation and park participation.
Ryan Coffman, manager of the Village of Cadiz Park and Recreation Department, said the goal is to provide opportunities for people of all ages to enjoy the park while taking part in community events.
The Mark at the Park series is expected to feature multiple performances throughout the summer, adding to a growing lineup of seasonal activities in Cadiz.
Organizers encourage attendees to arrive early and enjoy an evening of music as the summer concert season officially gets underway.
