At the Park
On-Site Partners

UW-Eau Claire Event Production Crew
The University Centers' Event Production Crew is dedicated to fostering the arts by mentoring and educating young artists while integrating professional training in lights, sound, projection, and production management. From supporting a 20,000 person festival to putting together the perfect wedding, UWEC's Event Production Crew is your go to event production provider on and off campus.
Concert Series Headquarters Tent
The Volume One / Local Store tent at the top of the hill is the official concert series headquarters. It's packed with interesting local items including music from performing acts, community-minded gear like t-shirts, art prints, gifts, stickers, and more. It's also where you can grab a concert series schedule, as well as copies of Volume One and Hot Spots. It's also the safety center for helping out with lost kids, minor first aid, and other info.
Food Vendors
Dhimiters Gyros
Delicious Mediterranean food at a great value! With items like gyros, falafel, and baklava, they have something for everyone!
Potato Potahto
Whether it’s baked, fried, or loaded, Potato Potahto serves bold, craveable potato-based comfort food with speed, consistency, and quality. They deliver convenient and high-energy food experiences wherever they operate.
Top Dog
Featuring signature all-beef hot dogs, burritos, and Long Burgers, their newest menu addition. Their food is made with fresh, quality ingredients, served with a smile!
Xavier Artisan Bistro
Xavier Artisan Bistro is a Mediterranean and Levantine-inspired café., focused on handcrafted food, specialty coffee, and creating a welcoming space for the community to gather. Featuring crispy falafel, spinach & feta hand pies, and their house-made almond bars. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or looking to try something new, they are excited to share a little taste of XA with you!
Juice By Tene
Juice By Tene offers fresh squeezed lemonade made out of fresh lemons and refreshers.
Ramone's Ice Cream
Their vintage decor and premium ice cream make them a delicious destination for locals and visitors alike. It’s their goal to bring joy to their patrons and the community, one fresh-pressed waffle cone at a time.
Olson's Ice Cream
Olson’s has been in the dairy and ice cream business since 1923. In the 1940’s, Albert Olson developed the ice cream mix that they still use today. They only use the finest ingredients to ensure you enjoy the highest quality of locally made ice cream.
Interested in becoming a vendor?
More than 2,000 hungry concertgoers attend each night of the Sounds Like Summer Concert Series. We may have opportunities for new food and drink vendors. For more information, advertise@volumeone.org(email us here,).
Non Profit Groups
Up to three non-profit groups are invited each week to set up a display for concert goers. Groups may do three such set ups each season, or more if space allows. First come first serve on dates. If you're interested in having your non-profit group create a presence at an event, events@volumeone.org(email us here,).
A Few Reminders
to help us all enjoy the concert series ...
BEER/WINE
Alcohol is only allowed in the immediate labyrinth area, and during Thursday concert hours (6-9pm) only. Regular laws and fines are in effect on all sidewalks and streets throughout the neighborhood at all times. Once you leave the concert area, if you’re on the sidewalk or street with ANY open containers, you are in violation of city code. That’s a $213 fine – and what’s worse is if you screw this up you could ruin it for everybody. (Official language below.)

PARKING
Thursday nights, the parking lots in the area get full pretty fast. Consider biking or walking to the event whenever possible to keep congestion down. In fact, that’s the way to experience the park and the concert series in full.
If you do need to drive, the parking garage on the corner of Farwell and Gibson St. is the best option. The rate for parking is 50¢ per hour effective 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

PETS
At this time, pets are welcome at the concert series. However, keep pets under control at all times (and of course, pick up after them). If you choose to bring a pet, for the comfort of everyone (including small children), please consider staying on the outskirts of the event where you have plenty of room and keep them on a leash.

RESTROOMS
The public restrooms are located to the north of the labyrinth area, next to the Farmers Market Pavilion. Others are located to the east of the Royal Credit Union building, near Barstow Street. You can easily walk to either of them from the concert grounds.

NO SMOKING
There is a city ordinance prohibiting smoking in city parks.

9.52.030 Consumption or the possession of open containers on streets.
The consumption of or possession of a container which is open and which contains fermented malt beverage or intoxicating liquor as defined by the statutes of the state of Wisconsin, which are herein incorporated by reference, on the streets, sidewalks, alleys or boulevards of the city, is prohibited except at such times and such places as may be specifically exempted temporarily from the provisions hereof from time to time by the city council in connection with public celebrations. This section prohibits the above acts even though the person who violates them is within or upon a vehicle or other conveyance. (Ord. 3684, 1976; Ord. 3300 §I, 1972; Ord. 3157 §I, 1970; prior code §5.01(b)).











