SPARK! is a vibrant cultural program created especially for people with early to mid-stage memory loss and their care partners, offering meaningful opportunities to connect, create, and engage. Designed to stimulate minds and foster a sense of community, SPARK! programs take place in welcoming, inclusive settings where participants can enjoy... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s autumn concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
The Griffon String Quartet brings the joy of live music to clients at the Aging & Disability Resource Center in Green Bay, offering a moving and uplifting performance designed to connect, comfort, and inspire. With a deep belief in the power of music to enrich lives, the Quartet creates meaningful... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s December concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s current concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s current concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
Musical Museum Midsummer's Music will host Clara Takarabe, violist and clinical music researcher with the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University, for a series of clinical music performances and talks in Door County. The Musical Museum is a dementia-informed life-enrichment program featuring musical performances by Takarabe and the Griffon... [Read More]
Musical Museum Midsummer's Music will host Clara Takarabe, violist and clinical music researcher with the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University, for a series of clinical music performances and talks. The Musical Museum is a dementia-informed life-enrichment program featuring musical performances by Takarabe and the Griffon String Quartet intertwined... [Read More]
Musical Museum Midsummer's Music will host Clara Takarabe, violist and clinical music researcher with the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University, for a series of clinical music performances and talks in Door County. The Musical Museum is a dementia-informed life-enrichment program featuring musical performances by Takarabe and the Griffon... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s current concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
Take a break from your day and Gather with the Griffon—a refreshing series of midday B Double Sharp miniconcerts that nourish both mind and spirit. Featuring selections from the Griffon String Quartet’s current concerts, these intimate performances blend inspiring music with engaging conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Performed by... [Read More]
B Double Sharp program The Griffon String Quartet performs for residents at McCormick Home Assisted Living in Green Bay. Programs are funded in part by grants from the Wisconsin Arts Board, the National Endowment for the Arts, Kopseker Trust of the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, and Doctors in Recital.