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Welland Amphitheatre, located in Welland, Ontario, offers a unique experience in the heart of Downtown Welland. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history and heritage of the area while exploring the quaint and unique shops and boutiques that line the streets. One of the highlights of the area is Welland Bridge #13, a historical structure that dazzles visitors with its night lighting. The floating amphitheatre provides a picturesque setting for concerts and events, adding to the charm of the surroundings. Guests can also indulge in a variety of dining options, from cozy bistros to fabulous restaurants, or simply relax with a cup of coffee in one of the many cafes. With a bustling Farmer’s Market and a range of activities, Downtown Welland invites visitors to experience its vibrant heart and sense of community. Generated from the website content

Oakes Garden Theatre is a serene outdoor venue nestled in the heart of Niagara Falls, Ontario. It offers a picturesque setting for various events and gatherings, surrounded by lush greenery and stunning floral displays. With its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful landscaping, Oakes Garden Theatre provides a peaceful retreat for visitors to enjoy nature and relax in a peaceful environment. Generated from their business information

Situated high atop the breathtaking Niagara River Gorge, just minutes from Niagara Falls, in historic Lewiston, Earl W. Brydges Artpark has been Buffalo-Niagara and Western New York's premier summer destination for music and performing arts since 1974. Artpark's 150 acre picturesque landscape features a main stage theater and outdoor amphitheater. The park is open year round, however the primary season is during June, July and August.Parking and public transportation at ArtparkArtpark has four on-premises parking lots. Lots A & B are located at the "Upper Entrance" at the foot of Portage Rd and Lots C & D are located at the "Lower Entrance" at the foot of South 4th Street. The price of parking varies. Please note: If the event is sold out it can take quite awhile to get out of the parking lots. There is also limited parking along village streets, within walking distance from Artpark. Please park according to posted signage. Artpark is a stop along NFTA Metro bus route 50B Lewiston. Schedules for Metro buses can be found on the NFTA website.Getting tickets at ArtparkYou can charge tickets by phone with any major credit card by calling the Artpark Box Office at 716-754-4375 or 1-888-223-6000. Tickets may also be purchased online at artpark.net or tickets.com. To purchase tickets in person and save on service fees, visit the Artpark Box Office at 450 South 4th Street in Lewiston, located at the Mainstage Theatre entrance.Types of concerts at ArtparkArtpark offers live music throughout the summer via two concert series. Tuesday in the Park, presented by First Niagara Bank, draws classic rock legends while the Wednesday concert series, sponsored by Coors Light, caters more to up-and-coming acts that attract a younger crowd. Both concert series take place at Artpark's three-tiered Outdoor Amphitheater, which rests atop the Niagara River Gorge.Other places to visit near ArtparkNiagara Falls, one of the world's most famous natural wonders, is less than a 20-minute drive via Robert Moses Pkwy. Historic Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown is just 15 minutes away as well.Where to stay near ArtparkThere are a handful of bed and breakfasts and motels located right in Lewiston, just moments from Artpark. The venue recommends staying at Four Points by Sheraton in Niagara Falls, NY. Additional places to stay in the Lewiston/Niagara Falls area can be found at the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce website.Insider tip for visitors to ArtparkSince 2011, Artpark has offered a limited amount of front-of-stage, priority tickets for each concert event. The standing-room-only tickets allow fans to see their favorite bands and music artists up-close and personal.Author's bio: Jillian Smolinski is a Western New York native, music enthusiast and freelance writer who loves to visit Artpark for live music, theater productions and that spectacular view of the Niagara River Gorge.