Join us for “Third Thursday” in Marion this week!

Join us for “Third Thursday” in Marion this week!

Photo: Q92.7 WQEL


We’re taking it to the streets in Downtown Marion!

The Third Thursday summer music series returns this week with live music with the band called “Uprising”. We will have a kid’s Infinite Inflatable Play Zone from 5p-8p! Food trucks and will be located on S. Main Street and our artisan street vendors from 4p – 8p! Bring the kids for the “Inflatable Play Zone” from 5p-8p. Many area establishments will also stay open late so you can join the festivities. Stop in for the fun!!

 

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