Terry Lakes and His Harmonicas
Join us at the amphitheater for an entertaining evening of foot-stompin’ bluegrass, Irish tunes, and funky blues with Terry Lakes and his harmonicas.
Terry Lakes and His Harmonicas
Join us at the amphitheater for an entertaining evening of foot-stompin’ bluegrass, Irish tunes, and funky blues with Terry Lakes and his harmonicas. Terry will explain the history of the harmonica’s 19th-century origins to the present day. He will be playing selections from his latest CD and will have some student model harmonicas available.
All events are free to the public. Vehicles are required to have a Colorado state park pass.
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