Big Fine Daddies to rock the Port Townsend dock tonight

The Big Fine Daddies will rock the Port Townsend waterfront tonight, another in a series of free summer Concerts on the Dock.

The Big Fine Daddies will play a mix of new and classic rock, funk and country hits from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

The band will perform in the Quincy Street dock area off Water Street, near the Water Street Brewing & Ale House and adjacent to the under-renovation Cannery building at the end of Quincy Street.

Arrive early for one of the limited number of chairs available, or bring your own chair — and your dancing shoes.

The concerts are sponsored by the PDN, First Federal Savings & Loan, Port of Port Townsend, Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce and Ancestral Spirits Gallery.

Ty’s Computers of Port Townsend is an additional sponsor for Big Fine Daddies.

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