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Roswell seeks ‘Music on the Hill’ sponsors, vendors

“Music on the Hill” is a free concert series held the second Friday of the month from May through October on the grounds of Roswell City Hall. The city is seeking sponsors and vendors for this year’s concerts. CITY OF ROSWELL
“Music on the Hill” is a free concert series held the second Friday of the month from May through October on the grounds of Roswell City Hall. The city is seeking sponsors and vendors for this year’s concerts. CITY OF ROSWELL
By David Ibata
Jan 20, 2020

The city of Roswell is seeking sponsors and vendors for the third season of “Music on the Hill,” the free outdoor concert series held the second Friday of the month from May through October on City Hall grounds.

"Music on the Hill offers unique opportunities for vendors and sponsors to showcase their businesses and services—and their commitment to providing engaging cultural and artistic experiences within Roswell's historic district," according to a city announcement.

Each concert last year attracted between 300 and 600 attendees, and an even larger turnout is expected this year, the city said. To download a sponsorship packet, apply to be a sponsor or vendor, or purchase a VIP table: www.RoswellMusicOnTheHill.com

Information: Christine Ward, special events manager, cward@roswellgov.com or 770-594-6271.

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