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GETTYSBURG ROCKS - February 10th & 11th
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HANOVER, Pa. - PennZone -- Markets at Hanover and Public House at the Markets are excited to join the lineup of Gettysburg Rocks venues.  Gettysburg Rocks is a bi-annual music festival, held in February and August. The festival features multiple live bands across multiple venues in the Gettysburg and Hanover area. The event benefits Four Diamonds, whose mission is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital and their families through superior care, comprehensive support, and innovative research. Money raised in February is donated to Four Diamonds via Penn State Dance Marathon (Mont Alto). Money raised in August is donated directly to Four Diamonds.

Gettysburg Rocks would not be possible without the amazing efforts of many people, including the organizing committee, friends, family, volunteers, musicians, production teams, as well as the venue owners and their staff. Thank you all for your support!

In the U.S., more children die from cancer than any other disease, but Four Diamonds is working to change this reality.  With the help of people like you, Four Diamonds supports more than 80 pediatric oncology research professionals who are learning more about how cancer forms, how it can be treated and how treatments can be more effective.  This life-saving research will benefit children around the world. For more information, visit www.FourDiamonds.org.

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Please support our efforts to make a difference in the lives of children fighting cancer by making a donation today.

For The Kids®!


FRIDAY, Feb 10, 2023

Public House at The Markets of Hanover, 1649 Broadway, Hanover, PA - All ages

5:00pm - Christian Harper - Acoustic Rock

6:00pm - Joe Cooney and Friends - Acoustic

7:00pm - Blue Moose Band - Blues

8:00pm - Nailed It Band - Rock

9:00pm - Fink's Constant - SKA

SATURDAY, Feb 11, 2023

Public House at The Markets of Hanover, 1649 Broadway, Hanover, PA - All ages

2:00pm - Alex Warner - Instrumentalist

3:00pm - Michael Friedman - Instrumentalist

4:00pm - Jess Drayer - Acoustic

5:00pm - The Red Eye Kings - Original Rock

6:00pm - &Gentlemen - Indie Rock

7:00pm - Six Bar Break - Original Rock

8:00pm - 2199 - Rock

9:00pm - Heads or Tail Experience - Funk/Rock/Reggae

https://www.facebook.com/events/688296549602413

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Liz Johnides, Partner at The Markets at Hanover
***@marketsathanover.com


Source: The Markets at Hanover

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