Aside from all the other things to look forward to during the summer months around Anne Arundel — boating, crabs, tomatoes, corn and getaways — there are community concerts overflowing with local talent, and most of them are free.

But first, there are two indoor concerts of note happening this week:

Bob Marley’s “One Love,” “Buffalo Soldier,” “Get Up, Stand Up,” and many other hits will be performed at 7 p.m. Monday, when the Annapolis Musicians Fund For Musicians presents “In The Vane Of … Bob Marley,” featuring Annapolis artists playing tributes and Marley-inspired originals.

The lineup includes Bumpin’ Uglies, Bryan Ewald, Joey Harkum, Michael K, Tim Atkinson, Hall Williams, Loose Ties, Ginger Cats, 8 Ohms, Shaw Owens Band and an All-Star Jam Finale.

Proceeds support the Annapolis Musicians Fund for Musicians Inc., which was created to provide temporary financial relief to professional Annapolis musicians who cannot work due to illness, injury or other causes. In addition, AMFM provides scholarships for young Annapolis musicians.

The show goes on at Rams Head On Stage, 33 West St., Annapolis. Tickets are $30. Call 410-268-4545 or visit ramsheadonstage.com.

Then, Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, helmed by Jimi Haha, holds the Jimmie’s Chicken Shack 25th Anniversary Show, 9 p.m. June 8 at Rams Head On Stage, 33 West St., Annapolis. Call 410-268-4545 or visit ramsheadonstage.com.

The group is an Annapolis-based American alternative rock band which emerged through MTV as one of the first post-grunge bands of the early 1990s. Members include Haha, Island Styles, Christian Valiente and Jerome Maffeo.

Free community concerts

Grab a chair or a blanket, pack a picnic — or seek out a food truck — and take advantage of all there is to offer in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.

Annapolis Towne Centre, the shopping and residential center, presents a series – featuring a beer and wine garden, visits from participating restaurants and retailers, and more every Friday from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

This summer’s lineup started June 1, and the lineup for the coming weeks includes:

June 8: Darcy Dawn

June 15: Pressing Strings

June 22: Weird Science

June 29: Chanssez

July 6: Dublin 5

July 13: Dan Haas Band

July 20: Ruthie and the Wranglers

July 27: Misspent Youth

Aug. 3: Johnny Monet Band

Aug. 10: Second Hand News

Aug. 17: Pete Best

Aug. 24: The Reagan Years

The Waugh Chapel Saturday Night Concert Series is every Saturday night throughout the summer. Some of the area’s top bands perform live on South Main Chapel Way. The always free shows start at 7 p.m. Check out this summer’s lineup:

June 9: Tumblehome

June 16: The Kelly Bell Band

June 23: Diamond Alley

June 30: A Classic Case

July 7: Magical Mystery Girls

July 14: The Broke Rich Boys

July 21: Priceless Advice

July 28: Texas Chainsaw Horns

Aug. 4: D’Vibe and Conga

Aug 11: Different Sisters

Aug. 18: The Eric Scott Band

Aug. 25: Appaloosa

The Bayside Concert Series at Downs Park, 8311 John Downs Loop in Pasadena, is a summer-long series of Sunday concerts from 6 to 8 p.m.in June, and from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in September.

June 3: Summer Knights

June 10: Back Pages Band

June 17: George Garris & Friends Band

June 24: The Sunset Band

Sept. 2: Sub-Radio

Sept. 9: Fast Eddie and The Slowpokes

Sept. 16: Eric Ray

Sept.23: Appaloosa

Sept. 30: TBD

The series continues in September with bands to be announced. For additional information, call Downs Park at 410-222-6230.

Crofton Summer Concert Series, held at the Crofton Country Club, features eight events beginning at 6 p.m. Free.

June 3: Pocket Change

June 10: Bay Jazz Project

June 24: Ruth Capobianco

July 1: Tom Lagana Group

July 8: Annapolis Bluegrass Coalition

July 15: Goodfellas

July 22: Destiny

July 29: Wicked Olde

Annapolis Maritime Museum’s Tides and Tunes Concert Series presents a lineup of the best local bands on Thursdays for 10 weeks beginning June 14.

While the 7 p.m. concerts are free, donations to support the museum’s ongoing programs are appreciated. Food and beverages are available for purchase, with beverage sales also going to the museum program.

The season kicks off with Sweet Leda on June 14, followed by:

June 21: Mad Planet

June 28: Sean Hetrick & the Leftovers

July 5: Dan Haas

July 12: Dublin 5

July 19: Timmie Metz Band

July 26: Eastport Oyster Boys

Aug. 2: Sly 45

Aug. 9: Michael McHenry Tribe

Aug. 16: Pressing Strings

The Tides and Tunes series spills into September Sunsets, a month-long series of concerts, also on Thursdays but beginning at 6 p.m.

Sept. 6: Swamp Candy

Sept. 13: Higher Hands

Sept. 20: High & Wides

Sept. 27: Timmie Metz Band & Tami

The Concert in the Parks series hosted by the GFWC of Linthicum Heights is held at Linthicum Park on Benton Avenue at the firehouse light. Bring chairs or a blanket. Picnics are allowed, but no alcohol. Concerts begin at 6:00 p.m. and are canceled if it rains.

Here’s this summer’s lineup:

June 24: Mr. Charisma

July 1: Benfield Brass Band

July 8: Summer Knights

July 15: Harbor City Music Company

July 22: Shades of Blue

July 29: Rhythmkats

Aug 5: Crabtowne Big Band

Quiet Waters Park offers a concert series during the summer. Admission to the park is free during the shows. The concerts kick off in July and bring a mix of musical styles to the park concluding with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. For more information call the park at 410-222-1777.

July 14: Fractal Cat

July 21: Folken Phunk Band

July 28: Channssez and his Band

Aug. 4: Clones of Funk

Aug. 11: Sakke

Aug. 18: Guava Jelly Band

Aug. 25: Kelly Bell Band

Sept. 3 Annapolis Symphony Orchestra — “Pops in the Park”

Historic London Town and Gardens hosts its popular summer concert series again this year. The concerts held in the ornamental gardens overlooking the South River from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sundays in July. Bring the family and the dog and spread out on the lawn with a picnic or visit a food truck. Drink purchases support the museum’s operation. Rain or shine.

July 29: Eastport Oyster Boys — Dog Night

Aug. 5: Milkshake — Family Night, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m only.

Aug. 12: Tobias Russell

Aug. 19: ShamRogues

Aug. 26: Ms. Sara

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