Moore Square Busker Applications Now Open

Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin
Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin
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The Moore Square Busker Series is back for the 2024 season! Performers have the opportunity to bring music, arts, and fun to the downtown gathering space. Starting this year, the Busker series will run on Wednesdays, Fridays, and select Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

According to the announcement, busking performances are not paid. However, performers can collect tips and sell their merchandise during their set time. The organizers emphasize that aggressive solicitation of tips is not allowed.

“We’re now accepting performance applications,” said the spokesperson. Interested individuals can submit their applications by Wednesday, Feb. 21. The applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis.

This is an exciting opportunity for local artists to showcase their talents and entertain the community. The Moore Square Busker Series has become a beloved tradition, attracting both residents and visitors to the downtown area.

Last year’s Busker Series featured a diverse range of performers, including musicians, dancers, and visual artists. The performances added vibrancy and energy to Moore Square, creating a lively atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.

“We had such a positive response from the community last year,” said one of the organizers. “People loved the variety of talents and the unique experiences that the buskers brought to Moore Square. We’re looking forward to another successful season.”

The Busker Series not only benefits the performers but also enhances the overall ambiance of the downtown area. It provides an opportunity for local artists to gain exposure and connect with a wider audience.

In addition to music and arts, the Busker Series also allows for a sense of community engagement. It brings people together, fostering a shared appreciation for creativity and culture.

The Moore Square Busker Series has become a highlight of the downtown scene, attracting individuals of all ages. Families, friends, and passersby gather in Moore Square to enjoy the performances, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.

So if you are a talented musician, dancer, or artist, don’t miss the chance to be a part of the Moore Square Busker Series. Submit your application today and showcase your skills to the community.

Remember, the deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 21, so make sure to apply soon. Join the ranks of the talented performers who have graced the stage at Moore Square and become a part of this beloved tradition.



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