All about the Scottville Clown Band -- "The Big Noise from Scottville"

Here is the 2020 local schedule. Check back for updates.
May
Canceled - Baldwin AmVets Blessing Weekend, 2pm, Baldwin AmVets, Baldwin. Canceled
June
- Jaycees Summer Kickoff Concert, 7pm, Waterfront Park, Ludington.
- Irons RV Park Show, 3pm, Irons RV Park & Campground.
Canceled - 30 - Scottville Clown Band Patriotic Concert, 7pm, Scottville.
July
Canceled -4 - Manistee National Forest Fest Parade, 10am, Manistee.
Canceled - Ludington Area Jaycees Freedom Festival Parade, 2pm, Ludington. Scottville
Canceled - 5 - Beach Show, 4pm, First Street Beech, Manistee.
Canceled - 11 - Bear Lake Days, 6pm, Bear lake.
Canceled - 14 -Silver Lake Concert Series, 6:30pm, Pete Woods Memorial Bandshell, Silver Lake.
Canceled - 23 - Troutarama Concert, 8pm, Baldwin.
Canceled - 25 - Troutarama Parade, 1pm, Baldwin.
Canceled - 26 - Arcadia Daze Parade, 1:30pm, Arcadia.
August
Canceled - Onekama Days Parade, 1pm, with performance after parade in Village Park, Onekama.
Canceled - Les Bailey Memorial Concert with Pentwater Civic Band, 7:30pm, Pentwater.
Canceled - Homecoming Parade, 4pm, Pentwater.
Canceled 18 - Summer Concert Series, 7pm, Scottville.
The History of the Scottville Clown Band
In 1903, a musical group of Scottville merchants dressed up as hillbillies and began entertaining at local carnivals. Their popularity grew until World War II called its members away and the group disbanded. In 1947, a local businessman, Ray Schulte, resurrected the group, and to this day, the Scottville Clown Band continues to bring smiles to countless faces. The city of Scottville is located ten miles east of Ludington, with about 1,200 residents. This small town has certainly been put on the map through the notoriety of the Scottville Clown Band.
Who Are These Guys?
Clown Band members come from all over Michigan and over 14 other states, including Florida, New York, Tennessee and California. They represent all walks of life, from police officers and farmers to doctors, bankers, and disc jockeys. The members are represented by a board of directors, a group of people that make decisions on band operations and policies.
Scholarships
Their charitable contributions include funding and maintaining both the Scottville Clown Band Shell and the Museum of Music at Historic White Pine Village.
One of the primary goals of the Scottville Clown Band is to provide scholarships for students accepted to summer programs for any of the performing arts, including vocal music, theater, or instrumental music. Each year money is given out to over 30 students, helping them with costs to places like Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp and Interlochen. The scholarship recipients are invited to play with the Scottville Clown Band in early summer at a concert performed at Waterfront Park in Ludington.
Funny guys who make some serious music--our lives are a little richer, thanks to the Scottville Clown Band.
Go to: Scottville Clown Band for more information on the scholarship program.
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- The Scottville Optimist Club- a Friend to Youth and Community
- Scottville Travel Information
- Scottville Riverside Park along the Pere Marquette River
- All about the Scottville Clown Band -- "The Big Noise from Scottville"
- Welcome to Scottville!
- Scottville Area Weather
- Western Michigan Old Engine Club
- About the Scottville Community