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The Cuban band, Dina y los Rumberos, pose together in front of a string light backdrop.

Waterfront Concert Series: Dina y Los Rumberos

Thursday, July 9, 2026
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Add to Calendar Thursday, July 9, 2026 6:30 pm Thursday, July 9, 2026 6:30 pm America/Los_Angeles Waterfront Concert Series: Dina y Los Rumberos The Vancouver Waterfront Concert Series, presented by the Waterfront Vancouver Parking Center, opens a fantastic season of performances by inviting you to move and groove to the Cuban rhythms of the Dina y los Rumberos. The north shore of the Columbia River is the place to be on Thursdays this July for the Vancouver Waterfront Concert Series. Enjoy an eclectic mix of music from around the world. The Waterfront Concerts are free and fun for all ages! Bring a picnic or get something to eat at a delicious local restaurant on the waterfront. Alcohol is not permitted in parks. Paid… Vancouver Waterfront

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Vancouver Waterfront
695 Waterfront Wy Vancouver, WA 98660

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The Vancouver Waterfront Concert Series, presented by the Waterfront Vancouver Parking Center, opens a fantastic season of performances by inviting you to move and groove to the Cuban rhythms of the Dina y los Rumberos.

The north shore of the Columbia River is the place to be on Thursdays this July for the Vancouver Waterfront Concert Series. Enjoy an eclectic mix of music from around the world. The Waterfront Concerts are free and fun for all ages! Bring a picnic or get something to eat at a delicious local restaurant on the waterfront. Alcohol is not permitted in parks.

Paid street parking and commercial lots are available for parking. Leave your car at home and take C-TRAN Route 71 to get to the Waterfront Concerts.

Special thanks to our sponsors, Waterfront Vancouver Parking Center, Washington Trust Bank, The Springs, Ondus and The Columbian.

Logos for The Waterfront Vancouver Parking Center, Washington Trust Bank, The Springs, Clark College Foundation, The Columbian, and ONDUS