Join Citizens Bank of Edmond for Heard on Hurd on September 21st

The 11^th season to feature food trucks, pop-up shopping and live music

Citizens Bank of Edmond‘s Heard on Hurd will return to downtown Edmond on Saturday, September 21. The monthly food truck event and concert series will be on Broadway between 1^st and Hurd. Attendees will enjoy original Oklahoma music as well as a variety of food trucks and pop-up shops from 6-10pm.

The “Dancing in September” festivities will include dancing by some of the Edmond Chamber’s Dancing with the Stars contestants, Dance Makers will amaze us with their professional dance skills, an LED performing artist will dazzle us on stilts, and Groovemeant will be dancing to the beat in front of the stage in between band performances. It’s a night that’s sure to get you moving and grooving!

And when you’re not busy showing off your dance moves, you can take in all the amazing vocal artists. Local musicians taking the Heard on Hurd stage this month will be Grayson Hamm at 6pm, Ross Clayton at 7:20pm, and Graham Colton at 8:40pm. Ross Clayton from McLoud, Oklahoma performed the song “Blue Ain’t Your Color by Keith Urban in his blind audition on Season 23 of The Voice. His performance earned him a four-chair turn. Graham Colton is a nationally renowned recording artist from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The singer-songwriter has had a chart-topping major label career, sharing stages with some of the biggest artists including John Mayer, Kelly Clarson, Counting Crows, John Mellencamp, and many more. Don’t miss this lineup of top local talent!  

“With Heard on Hurd being on the 21^st this month, we just had to go with a Dancing in September theme in honor of Earth, Wind & Fire’s song September,” said Jennifer Wallis, Chief Impact Officer of Citizens Bank of Edmond. “Can’t wait to see everyone joining in on the dancing, listening to our great band lineup, eating delicious food, and enjoying the night under the September stars.”

Citizens Bank of Edmond, the host of Heard on Hurd, has been a steadfast supporter of local, small businesses. With a commitment to fostering economic growth within the community, the bank has played a pivotal role in the event’s success. Heard on Hurd has not only contributed to the revitalization of downtown Edmond but has also generated an astonishing $65 million in economic impact for the city.

To find out more about the event, follow Heard on Hurd on Facebook, Instagram and the website at mycitizens.bank/heard-on-hurd.