Search ErieReader.com
DonateBest of Erie40 Under 40TicketsAdvertiseDistributionIssuesAboutContactEventsNewsletter
Close
Donate!
Best of Erie 2026
40 Under 40
The Reader Beat
Tickets
Newsletter Signup
Erie Reader Business Quarterly
City Guide
Events
Opinion
Features
Issues Archive
Events Calendar
Advertise
More
Arts & Culture
Business
Columns
Community
Environment
Film
From the Editors
Gem City Style
Local, Original Comics
Music Reviews
News & Politics
Recipes
Sports
Theater
Distribution Locations
About Us
Contact Us
Issue Archives
Internship Opportunities
Write for Us
Share:
MusicSpotlight Events

Ring in the Summer Solstice at Goodell Gardens

Longtime Edinboro-area favorites Seann Clark & Friends are the featured performers at the special, extended celebration

by Ryan Smith
View ProfileTwitterRSS Feed
June 19, 2019 at 12:45 PM
Steve Leitzinger

Friday, Jun. 21

Goodell Gardens will be a fine place to linger a while on the evening of the longest day of the year.

Right in line with the 2019 Summer Solstice, the historic homestead's perennial Summer Music Series continues at the lush, lovely old landscape just south of Edinboro with a free-for-all (admission-wise, wise guy) celebration on Friday, June 21.

Longtime Edinboro-area favorites Seann Clark & Friends are the featured performers at the special, extended celebration, and the newly-established Riverside Brewing (Cambridge Springs) and Edinboro's award-winning Cart/Horse Distilling will also be hanging out for the Solstice festivities.

Goodell will be "taking advantage of the longest day of the year, extending the music until 10 p.m.," Goodell Executive Director Amber Wellington said recently, adding that date is the only one with free admission to the public for the ongoing Summer Music Series.

"We'll have lots of good food and drink for sale, and we're going to do some special fundraising activities that evening as well — guided tours of the gardens, special donation collections, and it will be the opening of an art show in Carrie's Cabin," said Wellington, adding that show features the early-era photographic work of Margaret Goodell, one of the sisters (Carrie's the other) who left their estate to become what is now Goodell Gardens & Homestead.

Goodell's Summer Music Series continues bi-weekly with a variety of performances and events scheduled every other Friday through Aug. 23. — Ryan Smith

7 p.m. to 9 p.m. // 221 Waterford Street (Route 6N), Edinboro // More information: goodellgardens.org.

Featured Events

Today Tomorrow This Weekend

Benevolent Beers: Erie Bird Observatory

Community & Causes
Nov. 12th, 5 PM to 8 PM

Asbury Woods Winter Wonderland

Kids/Family
Nov. 12th, 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Erie Roller Derby Team Night Comedy Fundraiser At Kellar's!

Comedy
Nov. 12th, 7 PM

Lost, Then Found in the Middle of Gnowarre

Performing Arts
Nov. 12th, 7:30 PM

Bastard Bearded Irishmen w/ The Mulligans

Music
Nov. 13th, 6 PM to 11 PM

Submit Your Event   View Calendar

November 2026: Shop Local
Erie Reader: Vol. 16, No. 11
View Past Issues
In This Issue
Erie Reader Best of Erie City Guide 2023-2026

Popular This Week

COVID-19 Cases Rise Slightly In Erie County, Across Country

xRepresentx, Vice, Counterfeit, Cop Torture at BT

Ludacris Shows Behrend Some Southern Hospitality

Best of Erie 2014 Finalists

Hangin' Out at the South Pier

Related Articles

Erie Reader Book Club: Strange as This Weather Has Been by Ann Pancake

by Ally Kutz11/11/2026, 10:00 AM
Shop Local choice for November meeting

WQLN Holiday Craft Show

by Edwina Capozziello11/10/2026, 10:00 AM
The annual event is back at Rainbow Gardens to help you get into the spirit of the season

Erie Philharmonic Reunites with Joyce Yang for Gershwin Swings

by Thomas Taylor11/9/2026, 11:00 AM
With Carlos Simon bridging culture and social justice with orchestration

Find Your Way to PACA for Lost, Then Found in the Middle of Gnowarre

by Cara Suppa11/9/2026, 10:00 AM
Original cast members reprise roles in local favorite

Classical Music Meets Hip-Hop with Black Violin

by Erica Stewart11/6/2026, 10:00 AM
The Be Free Tour makes stop at Mercyhurst University

Over the Tavern Returns to the Erie Playhouse

by Erin Phillips11/5/2026, 11:00 AM
A comedic take on faith, family, and growing up
Member of Reporters Shield
© 2026 Great Lakes Online Media
PO Box 10963  //  Erie, PA 16514
Editorial Standards Terms of Use Privacy Policy