The Tringali Barn hosts the concert, which benefits St. Augustine Youth Services’ Independent Living Village
ST. JOHNS COUNTY , Florida — The Tringali Barn at Heritage Farms is welcoming back its Concerts For A Cause on Saturday, Sept. 26, with a performance by PLATINUM-selling singer and songwriter Jackson Dean. Owner Chris Shee and his family welcome the community to join them for an evening of music and giving.
“Combining my love of music with giving back to local causes in need is a perfect combination of heartwarming happiness,” says Chris Shee, owner and operator of Heritage Farms. “It’s an honor to have the ability to bring the community together for concerts with world-famous musicians, all with the purpose of helping organizations that ensure the next generation has the tools to succeed and thrive.”
Since 2021, with six concerts, Concerts For A Cause has donated just over $350,000 to local charities.
Jackson Dean stormed the Nashville country music scene in 2022 with “Greenbroke,” his acoustic-forward debut album, featuring the No. 1 single, “Don’t Come Lookin’.” Since then, the star has skyrocketed into popularity, being nominated for the American Country Music New Male Artist of the Year in 2023, and opening for headliners including Miranda Lambert, Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Blake Shelton, and Brooks & Dunn. Fresh off his international headlining tour and the release of his newest album, “Magnolia Sage,” Dean brings his strong, gravel-toned vocals and vibrant stage presence to the Tringali Barn stage.
Concerts For A Cause will benefit the St. Augustine Youth Services’ (SAYS) Independent Living Village, a project that Shee has been a part of from the very start. The Independent Living Village, currently under construction on the SAYS campus, will be a home where young men aging out of foster care can take their next steps while still having critical support nearby. It will consist of eight two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhomes.
Tickets for Concerts For A Cause featuring Jackson Dean are on sale beginning Friday, July 31. Concert-goers can enjoy a private 10-foot by 12-foot pod that accommodates eight people, with prices beginning at $1,000 per pod. General admission tickets are available for $100 per person, with first-come, first-served seating on the lawn. Tickets can be purchased at www.TringaliBarn.com/Concerts-For-A-Cause/.
The first two rows of pods are available for interested sponsors and include premium seating and perks, including an acoustic guitar signed by Jackson Dean. Interested sponsors should email Info@TringaliBarn.com. Guests should provide their own chairs and coolers. Two food trucks will be on-site for those wishing to purchase food. Parking is included, but is limited. Attendees are encouraged to carpool. Gates open at 5:30 p.m., and the concert begins at 7 p.m.
ABOUT TRINGALI BARN AT HERITAGE FARMS: Tringali Barn at Heritage Farms is situated on 54 acres of lush, Old Florida wilderness, surrounded by Matanzas State Park. Featuring 7,000 square feet of event space, the barn hosts private events and charity fundraisers. Located at 7310 US Highway 1 South, St. Augustine. Photos to accompany the press release can be found here. To learn more, visit www.TringaliBarn.com and follow alongon social media @TringaliBarn
