Cary’s Summer Sertoma Series is a free concert series taking place on the second Saturday of each month through August. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are at Sertoma Amphitheatre in Bond Park, 801 High House Road.

• Tyler Hughes and Sam Gleaves, June 10

Tyler Hughes and Sam Gleaves play old time country music and newly written songs from the Appalachian Mountains. As a duo, Gleaves and Hughes also perform contemporary songs that tell stories from today’s Appalachia, which can be heard on Gleaves’ critically acclaimed album Ain’t We Brothers.

• Al Strong, July 8

Trumpet player Al Strong is well known in the Triangle’s growing jazz scene. He is a gifted musician who released his debut album, LoveStrong Vol. 1, last year. Strong has had the pleasure of performing for artists such as Brandford Marsalis, Aretha Franklin, Clay Aiken, and Linda Eder.

• Jonathan Byrd & The Pickup Cowboy, Aug. 12

Jonathan Byrd & the Pickup Cowboy are musical gunslingers, vaudevillian hucksters, and old-fashioned tent revivalists. Between heartbreaking ballads and rousing sing-alongs, the Cowboys entertain and get audiences involved in the show.

The Town allows picnics without alcohol, leashed pets, and chairs and blankets at the concerts. All Sertoma Series shows occur rain or shine; in the event of rain, the concerts move to the Kiwanis Shelter, also in Bond Park. Concert goers can visit www.townofcary.org/rainout for the latest programming information. For more, visit Recreation and Enjoyment at www.townofcary.org or call (919) 469-4061. And for more fun in Cary, follow the Town on Twitter @TOC_Fun and search our calendar at www.townofcary.org.