From staff reports
The Pipeline Alley concert series in Oil City will take place in the evening instead of the afternoon starting next week.
Beginning Aug. 14, the weekly Wednesday performances will occur from 7 to 8 p.m., according to the Oil City Arts Council, the organizer of the series.
The concerts will take place in Pipeline Alley, between the National Transit Building and its Annex. The cost is $5 at the door.
A new feature at the weekly concert is the addition of a “food vendor of the evening” from Oil City that will sell snacks or dinner, the press release said. The weekly vendor will change each week.
Attendees can also bring food from home or from another restaurant, according to the press release.
The Wyllis Street Band, a local blues and rock band, will perform Aug. 14.
In case of rain, the concerts are held in The Great Room of the National Transit Building.
