PORTSMOUTH – Strawbery Banke Museum invites the community to enjoy live, local music at Tuesdays on the Terrace outdoor summer concert series. From June 17 through Aug. 26, 2025, guests are invited to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a lineup of acoustic performances. Tickets and full details are available at StrawberyBanke.org/tuesdays. 

Held every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m., the concerts take place on the open-air Kennebunk Savings Terrace, offering a mix of blues, folk, soul, Americana, and more.

2025 Tuesdays on the Terrace Lineup:

• June 17 – Ocean Ave. Band (Blues)

• June 24 – Katie Dobbins & Chris Noyes (Folk/Pop)

• July 1 – Twangtown Paramours (Soul/Folk)

• July 8 – Cold Chocolate (Americana)

• July 15 – Kids’ Night featuring Mr. Aaron & Sages Entertainment

• July 22 – Caitlin Piper (Pop/Soul)

• July 29 – North River Music (Americana/Bluegrass)

• Aug. 5 – High Strung Strummers (Americana)

• Aug. 12 – Raquel & the Wildflowers (Country/Rock)

• Aug. 19 – Kids’ Night featuring The Clemenzi Crusaders & Sages Entertainment

• Aug. 26 – Liz and Dan Faiella (Traditional/Celtic)

“We are delighted to celebrate local arts and culture with the community through Tuesdays on the Terrace,” said Linnea Grim, president and CEO, Thomas W. Haas Endowed Chair. “Strawbery Banke Museum is a wonderful backdrop for live music, where the past and present come together in such a meaningful way.”

Concert admission is free for Museum members. Nonmembers are welcome for $8 per concert, and children under 3 enjoy free admission. While tickets are available at the door, advance registration is recommended to receive weather-related updates. 

Tuesdays on the Terrace is made possible in part thanks to the generous support of Kennebunk Savings, along with funding from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. 

For tickets and more information, visit StrawberyBanke.org/tuesdays. 

About Strawbery Banke Museum:
Strawbery Banke is a nearly 10-acre living history museum in Portsmouth, that interprets over 350 years of local history, from Indigenous history to the present. Through its historical houses on their original sites, heirloom gardens, traditional crafts, and costumed roleplayers, visitors are invited to explore the stories of the families who lived and worked in the authentic waterfront neighborhood of Puddle Dock.

As the first Smithsonian Affiliate in New Hampshire, Strawbery Banke is part of a prestigious network of more than 200 Affiliates across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Panama.

Strawbery Banke welcomes visitors, members, schoolchildren, and volunteers for daily programs, exhibits, special events, and seasonal ice skating. Strawbery Banke Museum is funded in part by grants from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation; the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts & National Endowment for the Arts; the Institute of Museum and Library Services; the National Endowment for the Humanities: Democracy Demands Wisdom; the New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program. For more information and a complete calendar of events, please visit StrawberyBanke.org