Midsummer’s Music Festival will celebrate 25 years of bringing classical chamber music to Door County’s residents and visitors by merging two of the area’s most beloved segments, art and music, into its Great Musical Chairs project, debuting June 24 in Sister Bay. Read more here.
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Midsummer’s Music Festival Playing “Musical Chairs” to Celebrate 25th Anniversary
As part of Midsummer’s Music Festival’s 25 year anniversary celebration, eight different decorated chairs created by eight Door County Artists will be displayed as part of the Musical Chairs project. Russ Warren, Marketing Director for Midsummer’s Music, describes some of the chairs. Read more here.
Midwest Musicians to Participate in Door County Chamber Music Festival
What happens when talented musicians retreat to Door County during the summer months? The perfect conditions for an intimate summer concert series present themselves. The “Midsummer’s Music Festival” is 25 years old and takes up residence in several private homes in Door County, as well as art galleries, churches and… [Read More]
Here’s to 25 More Years of Midsummer’s Music!
Every year Midsummer’s Music seems to come up with some extra special events that are real highlights – a boat trip and concert on Rock Island or Washington Island, a concert in the Ellison Bay Manor…of course these are always in addition to our normal enticing mix of concerts in… [Read More]
25 years of ‘radically appealing chamber music’
Jim Berkenstock wasn’t necessarily trying to change the world of classical chamber concerts when he and his wife, Jean, founded Midsummer’s Music Festival in 1991, but the annual series certainly has left an imprint on concertgoing in Door County. Read more about plans for Midsummer’s Music Festival’s 25th Anniversary… [Read More]