Lakewoodstock Ready to Rock
Woodrow’s Nick Chatham, that’s him on the left, performs during Lakewoodstock. — Photo Kyle Rains
Staff Report
The neighborhood comes together for eight hours of peace, love, music, food, and fun this weekend when the second Lakewoodstock takes over Lakewood Shopping Center and three-quarters of the Gaston Avenue-Abrams Road intersection.
The free event takes place from noon-8 p.m., May 16. Organizers encourage walking or cycling to festivities to make it a pedestrian-friendly afternoon and evening.
Lakewoodstock features an abundance of musical acts — including Woodrow Wilson High School sophomore Nick Chatham, who performs on the Whole Foods stage at 5 p.m. — playing on multiple stages.
Area artists will display their wares in exhibit booths, neighborhood restaurants and pubs supply the eats and drinks, and most of the shops at the center will be open to browsers and buyers.
Count on plenty of kids’ activities, too.
It’s all brought to life by the Lakewood Neighborhood Association and Lakewood Business Association.
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Pingback on May 14th, 2010 at 6:51 pm
[...] after Woodrow Wilson High School sophomore Nick Chatham takes his final bow on the Lakewoodstock Whole Foods stage, another member of Woodrow Nation sets [...]
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Pingback on May 14th, 2010 at 7:58 pm
[...] Meteorological conditions this afternoon and through the weekend beg the question of rain plans as they might pertain to Sunday’s Lakewoodstock. [...]
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Pingback on May 15th, 2010 at 5:19 pm
[...] Lakewoodstock fires up tomorrow at noon — come rain or come shine — at Lakewood Shopping Center and most points in the surrounding area, but you already knew that. [...]
May 10, 2010 at 9:22 pm
Lakewoodstock means it’s a party in the parking lot at Whole Foods Market – $1 hot dogs, $3 burgers, pulled pork sliders 2 for $3, adult beverages, bounce house for the kids. Come celebrate!