Tommystock 2016 was estimated to have seen 500-600 festival goers this weekend who braved the rain to jam out for a good cause.
With over 22 musical acts September 16-18, kids activities, a newly added beer tent and acres of trails and camping at Camp Agawam, Tommystock brought the fun for many families.
“We had a great time- it rolled. This morning with the weather was a little… ya know. But we all smiled and just kept going,” said Tommystock organizer Tim Williams.
Many locals came together to support Bryan’s HOPE, which stands for Heroin and Opiate Prevention and Education. HOPE is a Waterford-based nonprofit organization who assisted attendees all weekend and provided support for those who needed it.
Planning for Tommystock 2017 will soon be in the works by Lake Orion locals John Carson and Tim Williams. — Georgia Thelen