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Don’t miss the Galveston Beach Band’s weekly concert at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Sealy Pavilion behind Ashton Villa. The free summer concert series has been extended through August 11, due to a weather cancellation in June. Remaining concert dates ar
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· July 20, 2026
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The Galveston Beach Band's extended summer concert series is a welcome treat for locals and visitors alike, offering a chance to enjoy live music in a unique setting. The Sealy Pavilion behind Ashton Villa provides a picturesque backdrop for these free events, which have become a staple of Galveston's summer calendar. With the series now running through August 11, residents of the City of Homes have plenty of opportunities to catch a performance. The fact that the series was extended due to a weather cancellation in June is a reminder of the Gulf hurricane and flooding risks that Galveston faces, and the importance of making the most of outdoor events when the weather permits. As the summer draws to a close, the Galveston Beach Band's concerts are a great way to spend a warm evening outdoors, surrounded by the beauty of the island.
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