Upcoming Concerts
Summertrios Music Festival
June 6-13 | Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
Summertrios offers vibrant musical experiences for adult non-professional musicians of all abilities playing in a friendly, encouraging, and supportive atmosphere. Their imaginative, insightful, and world-class faculty invite participants to transform their musical journey through any of their various workshops.
Juventas New Music - Music in Bloom
June 14 & 21 | 6pm - New England Botanical Garden at Tower Hill
Music in Bloom returns for its 6th year! Designed as a roving concert experience, guests are invited to wander the gardens of New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill, discovering a series of chamber ensembles nestled into gorgeous garden scenes along the way. A truly one-of-a-kind experience, Music in Bloom provides a unique opportunity to experience new music amidst the beauty of nature.
Boston Festival Orchestra - July Summer Stage
July 11 | 7:30pm - Jordan Hall, New England Conservatory
July 26 | 3pm - Jordan Hall, New England Conservatory
The Boston Festival Orchestra is proud to reveal our sixth season—an adventurous exploration of classical music as a force for good in our community. Audiences can continue to expect the unexpected, while knowing that BFO will never stop striving for even higher artistic standards. Our signature Chamber Series will feature exciting guest artists alongside some of BFO’s newest rostered musicians. The BFO Bash returns after last year’s unforgettable party, and this July's Summer Stage will reach new heights with an experience you won’t want to miss. Meanwhile, our MusicReach program continues to grow, connecting more youth and families with live music than ever before. Come along for the ride!
Palaver Strings at Screen Door Festival
August 14 | 8-9pm - Bay Chamber Concerts - Camden, Maine
The much-loved, artist-led collective, Palaver Strings are known for their imaginative programming, collaborative spirit, and performances that blur the line between classical tradition and contemporary expression.
Anchored by the glowing lyricism of Josef Suk, this café concert reimagines the serenade as music meant to be shared—across time, across traditions, and among friends. Music by Carlos Simon and Ravel sits alongside a striking encounter between Laurie Anderson and Bach, creating a path that moves easily between reflection, rhythm, and moments of unexpected connection.
The familiar ease of Moonlight Serenade brings the concert to a close. Join us for an evening of serenades drifting across Hammer Hall at dusk, and the cozy warmth of songs that bring the heart home.