Sundays on the Square in 2023 run every Sunday, June 25 – Sept 3, except for July 16 (the Woodstock Folk Festival is always scheduled the third Sunday in July).
Enjoy some great bands from 5:00 – 7:00 pm on the historic Woodstock Square, Cass & Van Buren Streets, Woodstock IL 60098. Shows vary, some with one and some with two acts, featuring local, regional, and national talent.
Sundays on the Square 2023 Season Schedule
Be sure to check for monthly and weekly updates on this site. And if you’re not already on our email list, sign up for our weekly emails that keep you up-to-date on all Off Square Music events.
Check this this site and sign up for our emails for more information about these performers:
- June 25 | The Corner Boys
- July 2 | The Empty Pockets Band
- July 9 | Wil Maring and Robert Bowlin
- July 16 | No Sundays on the Square – Enjoy music at the Woodstock Folk Festival
- July 23 | The Last Word Quintet
- July 30 | Cassandra Vohs-Demann & Ken Johnson
- August 6 | Joe Filisko & Eric Noden
- August 13 | Dave Rudolf
- August 20 | The Lucky Pickers
- August 27 | Jonas Friddle Trio
- September 3 | Hot Lagarto
Hopefully restaurants on the Square will be open on these evenings and will have carry-out items, but please confirm with specific places. Of course you can bring your own food items and
Sunday evenings on the Square are always a memorable part of summer in the Woodstock area. Put the dates on your calendar now, and watch for updates and specifics on the bands as they come available. Better yet, subscribe to the calendar on this site (lower right corner of the calendar pages).
Donations cheerfully accepted
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Brought to you by…
These FREE summer concerts are brought to you by Off Square Music, the Woodstock Opera House, the City of Woodstock, and the Woodstock Hotel/Motel Tax Grants to the Arts — as well as your generous donations. It truly takes a village (and a state, and a few cities, a couple of guys with wagons and an ice cream vendor).
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