Experience the Joy of Music: Free Summer Concerts for Seniors in St. Joseph
There’s something magical about summer evenings, isn’t there? The way the sunlight lingers just a little longer. The sound of laughter drifting in the breeze. The feeling that, for one perfect hour, the world slows down just enough for you to really enjoy it.
If you’re a senior who’s been craving more of that kind of joy—connection, music, fresh air and community—this one’s for you.
At Benedictine Living Community-St. Joseph, we believe that fun and friendship don’t have an age limit. In fact, we believe they’re more important than ever. Whether you’ve recently retired, downsized, or are just looking for more meaningful ways to fill your days, you deserve opportunities that leave you smiling and energized.
That’s exactly why we created the Summer Nights Live Music Series—a free concert series hosted outdoors on our beautiful campus, where the community gathers for toe-tapping tunes, sing-alongs and feel-good energy.
Why Music Events Like This Matter
Studies show that social connection and engaging activities improve emotional well-being, reduce stress and even support memory and brain health. But here’s the real reason:
It just feels good to belong.
Whether you come for the music or the company, you’ll leave with more than just a great evening—you’ll leave feeling like part of something.
Summer Nights Live Music Series – You’re Invited!
Benedictine Living Community – St. Joseph
6:00–7:00 PM | Select Tuesdays this summer
- June 10 – Summer Classics Sing-Along Night ft. Kim Osborne Band
- July 8 – Memory Lane Night ft. Ben & Lauren Johnson
- August 12 – Country Comfort Night ft. Andy Campbell
These concerts are FREE and open to all! Bring a lawn chair and a friend. In case of rain, we’ll move inside—no cancellations here!
to save your seat (and one for a friend).
And if you’ve been curious about senior living that’s fun, welcoming and grounded in community, we’d love to show you around. You can schedule a personalized tour before, during or after the event.
Because life should be full of moments worth celebrating.