COEUR d’ALENE — The 10th year of the Riverstone Summer Concert Series organized by the Coeur d’Alene Arts and Culture Alliance will start on Thursday with the big band jazz group Jazz Northwest performing.

The free concerts are held every Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Riverstone Park Amphitheater through Aug. 25.

Ali Shute, executive director of the arts and culture alliance, said the series supports the group’s mission to promote art in the community.

“The Riverstone Concert Series is one of our programs highlighting musicians, local and regional, and exposing us to the great talent we have in this area while creating an atmosphere of community in an engaging, lively and festive environment, which is good for all generations,” Shute said. “It is amazing to be outside experiencing great music in a beautiful setting.”

The rest of the series lineup includes:

• July 7 — Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre (show tunes);

• July 18 — Monarch Mountain Band (bluegrass/folk rock);

• July 21 — Robbie Walden Band (country);

• July 28 — Maw Band (progressive rock/funk);

• Aug. 4 — Chicken Dinner Road (Americana bluegrass);

• Aug. 11 — Ian McFeron (Americana folk rock);

• Aug. 12 — Chiselfish (rock); and

• Aug. 25 — North Point Jazz (Latin jazz fusion).

Adult beverages will be available for purchase during the concerts.

For more information, visit artsandculturecda.org or call Shute at 292-1629.