This outdoor music 'venue' was nothing more than a very flat, dirt lot behind the band shell that rests at the end of Literary Walk. If the act you plan to see sells enough tickets, you are directed to stand for the duration of the show. The challenge is that there is no grade, no downward slope, so only the first couple of rows of paying attendees can see anything. At closer to 6' than not, we couldn't see anything but the occasional very top of a band member's head. The porta-potties are also inside the "arena", which is wider than long, running along the back width. So whilst waiting in line for a beverage or for those in the back one quarter of the area, you are treated to the aroma of raw sewage and chemicals. You are encouraged to pre-order food and drinks by scanning a QR code. Makes ordering a cinch, but getting your food is bloody awful because the pickup counter is understaffed and horribly disorganized with reems of order chits coming off the printer, some only drinks, some food and drinks with employees doing their best to call names out over the music and a hundred or more concert goers waiting with you. Wait time: 45 mins and then only fulfilled after pleading with a staff member to just fill our order. Never again. Save your money, find a spot on the surrounding lawn or benches, and enjoy a picnic.