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SBK Oyster Night Under the Tent

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7/17/25 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm EDT

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Website: https://www.saltboxkitchen.com/events-at-sbk
Location: Guitar Museum of New England
74 Commonwealth Avenue
Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Ben Elliott

Event Description

Thursday, July 17 | 3–8PM We’re kicking off our three-day birthday bash with a Thursday night party under the tent next to Saltbox Kitchen—and you’re invited! Join us at the Guitar Museum of New England for fresh oysters and brats, chilled summer drinks, and live music from local favorite Goodwin (5–7PM). We’ll raise a glass at 7PM for a big birthday toast, then keep the good vibes going with lawn games, photo ops, and plenty of delicious bites straight from the Saltbox kitchen. Local friends and community partners will be popping up onsite, too. Tickets are just $10 (grab yours in advance!), and food + drink will be available for purchase all night. Rain or shine, we’ll be celebrating in true Saltbox style—come hang! Tickets and full event details can be viewed on our website. saltboxkitchen.com/events-at-sbk
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KEYWORDS guitar museum of new england , saltbox kitchen , things to see and do
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