Mr. Harley’s Family Day

The Promenade at Sunset Walk welcomes Family Day with Mr. Harley to the Promenade Plaza on select monthly Saturdays. Two shows per day at 10 & 11 AM, plus immediately following the 11 AM performance, the first 20 kids receive a complimentary Train Ride on the Pearl Express!

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Chances are you’re already a fan of Mr. Harley and you don’t even know it.

• Mr. Harley singing “The Sneeze Song” was featured on a segment of NBC’s “Today” Show.
• His original song, “Blue Shirt,” is the theme song for European clothing brand S. Oliver’s television commercials.
• The DIY Network TV series “Maine Cabin Masters” features the stars of the show wearing Mr. Harley’s Blue Shirts as they renovate old cabins in the deep woods of Maine.

Now, the time has come for you to be properly introduced to Mr. Harley, a children’s entertainer with an uncanny ability to connect with his audience — and their parents and grandparents.

Mr. Harley’s musical background is very eclectic; he got his start as a jazz-rock drummer, and his children’s songs move from one genre to another with the zip and excitement of a four-year-old. Find a 4-year-old and play them “ Funtime Animal Dance (opens in a new tab)” or “These Rhyming Friends of Mine (opens in a new tab)” to understand.

While the kids at his performances are enjoying songs about dinosaurs, pirates, and bananas (audience participation is not just encouraged, it’s practically spontaneous), the grown-ups are enjoying songs that share the sounds of jam bands, ska bands, or even disco bands.

Mr. Harley has released three albums: “Toast and Jelly,” “Blue Shirt,” and “Just Peel It,” all available in Apple Music (opens in a new tab).

Follow Mr. Harley on YouTube (opens in a new tab), Twitter (opens in a new tab), Facebook (opens in a new tab), and Instagram (opens in a new tab).

FREE admission and parking. No outside food or beverage allowed.

Notice: Only tickets purchased through the Eventbrite platform will be honored. There are no authorized third party ticketing platforms.