Play Music On the Porch Day 2025

August 21, 2025September 3, 2025

This is an international event: PlayMusicOnThePorchDay.com that started as an idea:

“What if, for one day, everything stopped?
And we all just listened
to the music.”

Sometimes, it is just good to sit back and listen to the music. 🎶 The Salt Lake Strummers participated in this great event last year (check out the video below) and it was a blast. We are doing it again this year and you are invited. Invite your friends, your neighbors, your dog. We’re all just going to kick back and listen to the music performed for free by the Salt Lake Strummers. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join us. Sing along. Play along. But at some point, remember to just stop and listen to the music.
Who knows? Maybe we’ll have some ice cream, too. 😉😋

Where/When?

Location: Southwood Park, 6150 S 725 E, Murray, Utah (see map below)
Date/Time: Saturday August 30, 2025. 9:30am – 11:00am
We have reserved a pavilion. We recommend that you bring a chair.

What Songs?

All My Lovin’
Bad Moon Rising
Bring Me Sunshine
Eight Days A Week
I’m Yours
King of the Road
Runaway
Stray Cat Strut
Sweet Caroline
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Tonight You Belong to Me
With a Little Help from My Friends
59th Street Bridge (Feelin’ Groovy)
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
What a Day for a Daydream

The Charts

Sorry the charts for this event are no longer available to the public.

Play Music on the Porch -2024

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