You’ll sit back as familiar Simon & Garfunkel songs fill the air, from “Mrs. Robinson” to “Bridge Over Troubled Water.” Expect real musicianship and small moments—like catching a smile between bandmates or hearing laughter in the crowd—that make this more than just a tribute show. Let yourself drift into old memories or maybe make new ones while the music plays on.
Ever wonder if a tribute show could actually make you feel something real? I didn’t expect much, honestly — just wanted to hear “The Sound of Silence” in a room full of strangers who’d probably sing along. But the second those first notes hit, it was like being dropped right into someone else’s memory. The musicians didn’t look like Simon & Garfunkel (which I liked, actually), but they had this way of locking eyes during harmonies that made you forget anyone else was even in the room.
Our seats were near the front — not too close, thankfully, because I get awkward about making eye contact with performers. There was this older couple next to us who whispered every time a song started, guessing which album it was from. When “Mrs. Robinson” came on, the whole row sort of swayed together without thinking about it. The sound was warm and big, but not too polished; you could hear fingers sliding over guitar strings between verses. At one point I caught this faint smell of popcorn from the lobby and it weirdly fit with the whole throwback vibe.
I kept waiting for “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” and when it finally came — well, it got quiet in a way that felt respectful. Not forced silence, just… everyone listening at once. The local singer introduced it by talking about how his dad played that record every Sunday morning growing up here (I think he said he was from just outside town). It made me think about my own family for a second — funny how music does that.
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible and transportation options are available for wheelchairs.
Yes, infants and small children can attend and may ride in a pram or stroller.
Your ticket includes admission to The Sound of Simon & Garfunkel tribute show only.
Yes, service animals are allowed at the venue for this event.
No special fitness level is required; suitable for all physical fitness levels.
Your evening includes one ticket to The Sound of Simon & Garfunkel tribute show—just bring yourself (and maybe someone who knows all the lyrics). The venue is fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, so everyone’s welcome to join in for an easy night out filled with folk rock classics.


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