Nine year old Izaak Dekoker, left, Robbinsdale, leads a musical marching train of children to the Bluegrass tunes of the Okee Dokee Bros. band at Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17. The 45-minute 'Kids Koncert' set included dozens of children performing different types of dancing and musical feats at the free, family event.
A view of the Okee Dokee Bros. playing their free 'Kids Koncert' for dozens of families from Parkers Lake Park Stage Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011.
The Okee Dokee Bros. are Justin Lansing on banjo, left, and Joe Mailander on acoustic guitar. The local Bluegrass band played a free, 45-minute set for dozens of families at the Plymouth park Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011.
The Okee Dokee Bros., left to right, Jed Anderson on the Cajon, a box drum, Justin Lansing on banjo and Joe Mailander on acoustic guitar, played a free, 45-minute family event dubbed, 'Kids Koncert,' Wednesday, Aug 17, on Parkers Lake Park Stage.
Dozens of families enjoy a free, family musical event called, 'Kids Koncert' on a stellar Summer afternoon at the Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011. The 45-minute Bluegrass concert by the nationally renown local band, The Okee Dokee Bros., was a perfect way to spend an afternoon.
The Okee Dokee Bros., left to right, Justin Lansing on banjo, Joe Mailander on acoustic guitar, and Jed Anderson on the Cajon, a box drum, play a free, 45-minute family event dubbed, 'Kids Koncert,' Wednesday, Aug 17, on Parkers Lake Park Stage.
A view of the Okee Dokee Bros. playing their free 'Kids Koncert' for dozens of families from Parkers Lake Park Stage Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011. The band members are, left to right, Joe Mailander on acoustic guitar, Jed Anderson played a drum called a Cajon, and on banjo, Justin Lansing.
Okee Dokee Bros. band member Joe Mailander plays acoustic guitar and sings Bluegrass tunes on the Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Okee Dokee Bros. band member Justin Lansing plays his banjo and sings Bluegrass tunes on the Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Okee Dokee Bros. banjo player Justin Lansing sings Bluegrass tunes on the Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17. Bluegrass tunes of the Okee Dokee Bros. band at Parkers Lake Park Stage in Plymouth Wednesday, Aug. 17. The 45-minute 'Kids Koncert' set included dozens of children performing different types of dancing and musical feats at the free, family event.
The free 'Kids Koncert' performance by the Okee Dokee Bros. allowed the renown Bluegrass band to offer books, CD's and other goodies to the dozens of families gathered at Parkers Lake Park Stage Wednesday, Aug. 17, in Plymouth.
Nicole Cortese, left, Moorhead, and Shayna Connell, Fargo, heard the Okee Dokee Bros. 'Kids Koncert' music and stopped to let off some steam with their Hula Hoops in Parkers Lake Park Wednesday, Aug. 17, in Plymouth.
Parkers Lake Park offers many ways to keep kids and families entertained and physically active with a huge area containing slides, climbing apparatus, tunnels, swings and more.
