Celebrate our local region with the area’s most promising high school and college students in this recital of vocal and instrumental music, in both classical and musical theater styles.

FREE FILM FESTIVAL A timely drama telling the story of a world-famous conductor striving to form an Israeli-Palestinian youth orchestra amid political tensions.

FREE FILM FESTIVAL Brooklyn-based Balkan brass band Zlatne Uste sets out to compete in the world’s largest trumpet festival in Serbia. Features a live introduction by the band’s founding member Michael Ginsberg.

THE TOUBA FAMILY FOUNDATION WORLD MUSIC WEDNESDAYS Take a musical tour of the Balkan region with North America’s premier Balkan brass band! Serbian wedding music, Bulgarian traditional songs, Roma celebrations from Macedonia, and more!

ALFRED Z. SOLOMON MASTERWORK SERIES Experience nature’s beauty in musical form with violin virtuoso Kinga Augustyn, from singing birds in Ralph Vaughan Williams’ soul-captivating Lark Ascending to Japanese cherry blossoms in Yui Kitamura’s Yumezakura. Includes works by Bartók, Gershwin, and de Sarasate.

THE SEMBRICH’S 2021 FLONZALEY RESIDENT ARTIST This insightful talk reveals what interests Wyer in music, philosophy, and life. The event concludes with a walk along The Sembrich’s shoreline paths to explore, with the composer, what he looks and listens for when creating a soundscape to pair with nature. Members Only – To become a member, please visit: TheSembrich.org/join

FREE FILM FESTIVAL The perfect film for a casual family night out, Geoff Dunbar’s delightfully animated version of Janacek’s opera tells the tale of a bold young fox on her journey through life.

Film screening ideal for music lovers of all ages, with a live introduction and activities to enhance the experience! Entertaining new take on the classic fairy tale performed by members of the Seagle Festival. Admission: FREE - Reservations Encouraged Rain Date: Thursday, July 22, 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM

Film screening ideal for music lovers of all ages, with a live introduction and activities to enhance the experience! Entertaining new take on the classic fairy tale performed by members of the Seagle Festival. Admission: FREE - Reservations Encouraged Rain Date: Thursday, July 22, 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM

The innovative Scrag Mountain Duo, soprano and string bass, performs music inspired by nature that evokes the beauty and grandeur of Earth. Come and experience a "Duet with Lake George" come to life in real time, when composer Evan Primo transforms the natural sounds of the lake environment into a new composition. A truly original and exciting event!

THE TOUBA FAMILY FOUNDATION WORLD MUSIC WEDNESDAYS Moscow Night’s lively performance presents an authentic picture of Russian folk traditions and culture. Lilting Balalaikas, dynamic Bayan Accordion, unique Treshotky & Loshky, humorous dances, and superb vocals create an exhilarating performance.

FREE FILM FESTIVAL Intrigue surrounds budding film composer Jerry Herst following the Second World War when he moves to Hollywood to study with renowned master teacher Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Savor an evening of opera and jazz favorites with the Chelsea Opera, including the Flower Duet from Lakmé and Chuck Mangione’s Land of Make Believe.

Hailed as a “wizard of the accordion,” Michael Bridge gives a lively performance of classical and popular gems, utilizing both an acoustic and digital accordion. Featuring the iconic outdoor work, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. Rain Date: Sunday, August 9, 6:00 PM

Marcella Sembrich was known to say “Nature is the supreme teacher.” Sopranos Sylvia Stoner and Suna Gunther present a concert along with pianist Michael Clement celebrating the relationship of women and nature in song.

ALFRED Z. SOLOMON MASTERWORK SERIES Celebrate the horn in all its majesty, from traditional hunting calls to masterful concerti. Featuring Jennifer Montone and Jeffrey Lang of The Philadelphia Orchestra, with a cornucopia of musical delights including Orchestra violinist Philip Kates’s composition “Legende,” written for legendary French horn player Mason Jones.

FREE FILM FESTIVAL The story behind Fiddler on the Roof, one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals, and its creative roots in early 1960s New York, when “tradition” was on the wane.

THE TOUBA FAMILY FOUNDATION WORLD MUSIC WEDNESDAYS This fiddle trio from Norway, Sweden, and the Shetland Islands, known for its gripping and unique blend of music, is passionate about performing together, and has been described as lively, intense, and invigorating.