Friday nights in Loveland and Northern Colorado will see live outdoor music in the month of July 2021, at Loveland's iconic Chapungu Sculpture Park.

Chapungu Sculpture Park opened in 2007, and it's hard to believe that 14 years have gone by so fast. It's similar to how summer flies by! The summer of 2021 brings the 13th season of free concerts on the Great Lawn of Chapungu, with the Sounds of Centerra.

These four Fridays will bring out great acts while you bring out your blankets and lawn chairs to grab a spot to enjoy it all. Maybe you'll get there earlier to parade through the over 80 sculptures at the park.

Each Friday's show will begin at 7 p.m. with Chick-Fil-A and Heaven's Popcorn on hand to provide great snacks available for purchase.

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2021 Sounds of Centerra Concert Schedule

Chapungu (pronounced 'cha-poon-goo) got its name from the monumental stone sculptures that are being created today by the Shona people of Zimbabwe, Africa.

Also, “Chapungu” is the African name for the Bateleur eagle, an African eagle possessing great presence and exceptional power of flight. The Zimbabwe people revere the bird as a spirit messenger, a protecting spirit, and a good omen.

The Sounds of Centerra concert series brings two art forms together for these four Friday nights. The series has become a Loveland tradition.

Before the concerts, you can check out one of Loveland’s great breweries

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