
Mourning Coffee Plays Cherry Street Park in Rahway on Friday
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Mourning Coffee, a Morristown-based goth/folk band, takes the stage at Cherry Street Park in Rahway this Friday, July 31, as part of the Live at Cherry Street Park Music Series. The free outdoor show runs from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at 59 E. Cherry Street, with Rahway's River Goddess Mural serving as a backdrop to the performance.
The Live at Cherry Street Park Music Series features intimate acoustic solo and duo performances on Fridays throughout summer. The Rahway Special Improvement District (SID) organizes the series, bringing live music and community gathering to one of Rahway's public spaces.
For more information, visit rahwayishappening.com/mayors-music-series.
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FAQ
Q: When is the concert at Cherry Street Park?
A: The concert is Friday, July 31, 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Q: Who is performing?
A: Mourning Coffee, a goth/folk band from Morristown, is performing.
Q: Where is Cherry Street Park located?
A: The park is at 59 E. Cherry Street in Rahway, NJ.
Q: Is there a cost to attend?
A: No, the concert is free and open to the public.
Q: What is the Live at Cherry Street Park Music Series?
A: The series features intimate acoustic solo and duo performances on Fridays throughout the summer. It is organized by the Rahway Special Improvement District (SID) to bring live music to the community.
Q: Is there anything special about the venue?
A: Yes, Rahway's River Goddess Mural serves as a backdrop to the performance, creating an atmospheric setting for the show.
Q: What type of music does Mourning Coffee perform?
A: Mourning Coffee performs goth/folk music.
Q: Where can I find more information about the series?
A: Visit rahwayishappening.com/mayors-music-series for more details about the Live at Cherry Street Park Music Series and upcoming performances.
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