Days of
Summer!
McKeesport Summer
Concert Series
Dates: Sunday evenings in
June (Check the website for the
exact dates.)
Time: 7 p.m.
Address: Lions Band Shell, Tulip
Drive, Renziehausen Park
Contact: mckeesportbands.com
Join family, friends and neighbors every
Sunday evening for McKeesport Concerts
in the Park. This weekly outdoor concert
series is proudly sponsored by the City
of McKeesport, the McKeesport Lions
Club and RAD. Visit the website for the
schedule of performances.
Monroeville Summer
Concert Series
Dates: Starting June 16 (Check
the website for a variety of
summer dates.)
Address: Tall Trees Amphitheater,
Monroeville Community Park,
2447 Tilbrook Road, Monroeville
Contact: monroeville.pa.us/parks,
or facebook.com/Monroeville-
Recreation-Parks-Monroeville-PA
Free and fun concerts in one of
Monroeville’s beautiful parks! Bring
a folding chair or blanket and enjoy
a variety of live music this summer.
Concessions are available. Visit the
website for more information.
Monroeville Jazz Festival
Date: Aug. 17
Time: 2:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Address: Tall Trees Amphitheater,
Monroeville Community Park,
2447 Tilbrook Road, Monroeville
Contact: monroevillefoundation.org,
or 412.856.1006
An annual jazz festival aimed
at enriching the quality of life in
Monroeville! Its mission is to encourage
and promote jazz music for all ages, and
to develop an appreciation of the music
as a unique American art form. Visit the
website for more details.
Murrysville Concert in the Park
Date: Aug. 10
Address: Murrysville Community
Park, 4056 Wiestertown Road, Export
Contact:
murrysvilleparecreation.com,
or facebook.com/Murrysville-
Community-Day
Murrysville Parks and Recreation
invites you to celebrate the summer
of ‘69 and the 50th anniversary of
Woodstock (August 15-18, 1969)! This
year’s lineup will feature bands that will
launch you back to the days of tie-dye.
Enjoy an afternoon of groovy bands,
sumptuous food vendors, beverages from
Rivertowne/Helltown and Bushy Run
Winery, kids’ activities, games, a cornhole
tournament and fireworks! Visit the
website for more information.
Serious Issues From Seasonal Changes
A fter winter weather finally breaks, we all enjoy
the changes that accompany the warmer weather.
It can be a time to be aware and be careful of
some common illness and health problems that can
accompany increased activity and outdoor exposure.
Seasonal Allergies and Asthma– Both of these health
challenges routinely flare up in spring with budding trees,
rising pollen counts, temperature changes, fertilizing products
and spring cleaning. For allergy, medications and injections
can help, especially if they are utilized a few weeks in
advance of exposure. So, plan accordingly. For asthma
control, keep sufficient rescue inhalers on-hand and
research best tips for reducing pollen and pollution exposure.
Common Cold– Fall and spring are peak times for catching
a cold. Rhinovirus spreads very easily from person to person,
so remember basic precautions of hand washing and
minimize touching your eyes, nose and mouth for you
and your children.
Headaches– With the clocks changing, the daytime
lengthening and the weather being inconsistent, people
experience increased headaches and migraines as their
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bodies adjust. Don’t be in too much of a hurry to turn on
the air conditioning.
Sinus Congestion– A stuffy nose, chest congestion and
sore throat are common in spring. A person may experi-
ence chills or sweats more frequently during the season
change which can lead to respiratory health concerns.
Sport Injuries– As spring sports begin to gear up, adults
and children are often not as prepared as athletes who do
winter and spring training. It is important to stretch and
give yourself proper time to warm up for activities.
When situations related to these health issues escalate and
cause concern, it is important to connect with your primary
care team for advice and any needed appointments and
medications. Premier has Allergy, ENT and pain manage-
ment specialists available if needed. Don’t neglect your
health and jeopardize enjoying the warm weather.
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