Last Thursdays in May, June, July and August

• May 30 (31)
• June 27 (28)
• July 25 (26)
• August 29 (30)

Rain date will take place on the following (Friday). Announcements will be made on this page by 12noon the scheduled day of the event.

 Local visual artists and creators showcase and sell their work on the sidewalks.

Busker musicians dot the downtown providing a lively, authentic and unique art-filled experience.

Morristown businesses bring their shops to the streets for sales and events.

Morristown Business Sidewalk Sales: 11:00am to 8:00pm

Art Sales and Entertainment: 5:00pm to 9:00pm

This is a juried event. Please connect with Morris Arts for artist participation inquiries.

Participation Guidelines and Contact Information

• May- Band on the Morristown Green 7pm-9pm •

• June- Band at the Vail Mansion 7pm-9pm •

• July- Band on the Morristown Green 7pm-9pm •

• August- Band at the Vail Mansion 7pm-9pm •

May and July MMIM will be located around the Morristown Green.

June and August MMIM will be located on South Street, Miller Road to Elm Street.

Scroll down to see more details about each month’s events and participants

Check back often for participation and event updates!

Hover over business logos to see MMIM deal of the month!
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The Outcrops play music with heart. They have dug their roots into rock’n’roll, blues, funk, R&B, old country and jazz. Their original music stems from the same soulful soil. Cassidy Rain (vocals/guitar) and Bryan Schroeder (lead guitar) started the band in 2016 with a passion for rock’n’roll and blues music from their love of bands such as the Allman Brothers, the Grateful Dead, and blues artists such as B.B King and Buddy Guy. Since then, The Outcrops have opened for Grammy nominated blues artist, Alexis P. Suter and they have shared the stage with Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth), Andy Goessling (Railroad Earth), and John Ginty (Robert Randolph Band, Allman Betts band).

Currently, they are working on their debut album, due out this spring, with producer Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth) in Delaware Water Gap, PA. The Outcrops, however, are known mostly for their live shows in which they often pay homage to artists such as Aretha Franklin, Eric Clapton, Big Bill Broonzy, and Smokey Robinson. They hope to enliven every audience and shed a little sunlight on such timeless music.

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Singer-songwriter and producer Tshila was born in Kampala, Uganda. Inspired by the influence she could have through music, she taught herself to play guitar and started to experiment with her own sound. She recorded and self-produced her first album, Sipping From the Nile in 2006. The album gained recognition from music critics around the world. In 2007, the BBC World Service conducted a talent search and named her one of the 20 best unsigned artists in the world.

“The mix of traditional African sounds with poetry and hip-hop works perfectly for Tshila.”

BBC World Service

She went on to tour and performed her music worldwide at festivals in Africa, Europe and the United States, including the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage in Washington, DC.

In December 2018, Tshila released her self-produced album World in Crisis. The album addresses the social and political challenges the world faces, especially from an African woman’s perspective.

With the tightness of a band that plays together a lot, and the flexibility of a band that is constantly trying to push themselves to new levels, Secret Sound is a Psychadelic Rock Dance Party on a mission. Since 2010, Secret Sound made their mark at venues on the Jersey shore, opening for other legends like Levon Helm, Dickey Betts, John Fishman, Booker T Jones, Rusted Root, Dark Star Orchestra, Umphrey’s McGee , and Chuck Berry’s pianist and songwriting partner Johnnie Johnson.

Formed on the campus of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ, guitarist and vocalist Kevin Hill met drummer Adam Alexander after life on the road with the Appalachian based Barefeet and Co. Along with harmonica and mandolin player James Dalton, the trio made its debut opening for blues giant Johnny Winter at Asbury Park’s Stone Pony. The legendary music venue has become the band’s home, with a whopping 67 appearances at The Stone Pony. Bassist Dave Ferraro, whose uncanny sense of groove and a symphonic view of the band, was added to the ensemble. Ferarro has become a driving force into the direction Secret Sound, working with Hill to sculpt a sound which takes its audience on an intense journey into themselves and out with positive force.

Soon after, guitarist Andrew Gialanella and the keyboardist Andy Feldman were added to the mix and the power of the dynamic was increased exponentially. ​ What Secret Sound really is: the music, the fans, the friends, the family. Secret Sound is also a part of the wider music scene that features some of the most exciting music in the world, both familiar and unfamiliar. Making lifelong friends and creating an unshakeable family, is what Secret sound has done and will continue to do into the next decade.

www.secretsoundband.com

Mama D & The Vexations is a high-energy cover band based out of Morristown, NJ. Their renditions of hits from the 60s through today keep the crowd moving all night long, always chanting “One More Song!” The band features Donna Ward on vocals (Fanwood, NJ), Nick Malishchak on guitar (Madison, NJ), Jasmine Bloch-Krempels on bass (Orange, NJ), and John Holmok on drums (South Orange, NJ). The band’s unique take on a wide variety of classic rock, pop, country and soul tunes keeps them performing regularly at weddings, private parties, and bars throughout North Jersey.