What could be better than a cool summer breeze? Hearing the talented wind players from Orchestra Lumos perform a lively program! Program to include... Jacques Ibert - Trois pieces breves Valerie Coleman - Red Clay, Mississippi Delta Paul Hindemit - Kleine Kammermusik Op. 24, No. 2 Maurice Ravel - Le Tombeau de Couperin Paquito D'Rivera […]
Sunday, June 9, 2024 11:30am - Social Prescription Symposium 4:00pm - Concert at Ozawa Hall AUGUSTA READ THOMAS Fanfare of Hope and Solidarity VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Symphony No. 5 BRAHMS Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny) BEETHOVEN from Christ on the Mount of Olives: Hallelujah Date and Time: On Sun, 09 Jun 2024 at 16:00 - Sun, […]
Your Journey, Your Story: The Immigrant Experience The immigrant story is the American story, though each immigrant experience is as unique and complex as the individual who lived it. Listen as three of our West Hartford neighbors share their journeys—from their country of origin to how they came to be a part of our community, […]
Acclaimed social justice music maker Crys Matthews will perform at Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 Vernon St. West, Manchester, on Thursday, June 13. Doors open at 6 PM. Show starts at 7 PM. $15 free will donation at the door. Matthews is known for protest song anthems that address issues close to her heart. She […]
The Conference concludes in the beautiful Dina Merrill Theater and Rose Barn Theater with two public performances of an extraordinary mix of devised work from throughout the Conference, featuring guest artists, artists-in-residence, and a vast array of performance styles.
Michael "Motts" Pelazza and Joey Callahan will have the Dressing Rom Theatre rolling with laughter. From the first time Joey Callahan saw Dick Van Dyke trip over the Ottoman he knew he wanted to work in comedy. He has headlined clubs and casinos all over the United States, Canada and The United Kingdom. He has […]
Many musicians have had a close connection to birds. Richard Wagner owned two parrots. Other than music and trains, Antonin Dvorak’s greatest passion was for his flock of pigeons. Gustav Mahler was an exception. He entrusted his wife Alma to find a summer cottage in the woods where there were no birds so he could […]
We can’t wait to share the music of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra with you in the park! Join the HSO for a FREE Bushnell Park performance at 2 PM on June 15 at the Bushnell Park Conservancy pavilion! Featuring music from Encanto, pop hits like U Can’t Touch This, and classics such as Sam Cooke’s […]
The Conference concludes in the beautiful Dina Merrill Theater and Rose Barn Theater with two public performances of an extraordinary mix of devised work from throughout the Conference, featuring guest artists, artists-in-residence, and a vast array of performance styles.
