3 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Socially Distanced Lawn Circles: $25 (up to 4 people per circle)
Larger families with smaller children, please contact us at 413-298-4100)
This event is sold out but spaces are still available for the August 30 Performance.
Purchase of Museum admission is separate and in addition to the concert series.
Your perfect Sunday afternoon… music and art surrounded by nature. With gratitude to regional and internationally acclaimed musicians thrilled to share their passion and talent with you on the beautiful lawn of the Norman Rockwell Museum. Enjoy scenic Berkshire vistas that include Norman Rockwell’s Studio and Peter Rockwell’s sculptures, the Linwood estate gardens and orchard, and nearby walking trails.
Members get more at NRM!
Members at Gallery Guild ($250), Artist’s Forum ($500) and Rockwell Society ($1000 or more) levels may redeem their program passes for concert tickets. Call 413-931-2206 to make a reservation with a program pass.
Featured artist:
The Richard Stanmeyer Quintet
Program:
Original compositions by Richard Stanmeyer, notable jazz standards, plus pieces by Billy Strayhorn and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Description of Richard Stanmeyer Quintet:
The Richard Stanmeyer Quintet is based in Boston, MA. Fronted by local trumpet player Richard Stanmeyer, the group pays homage to the Great American Songbook while pushing boundaries in music through their original compositions and arrangements. Members of this group have performed at Newport Jazz Festival, Symphony Hall, House of Blues Boston, Berklee College of Music, and Jordan Hall at the New England Conservatory. Together the Richard Stanmeyer Quintet strives to create change, enlighten, and discover truths — and express those findings in the music they perform.
Richard Stanmeyer: Trumpet
Zev Jarrett: Alto Saxophone
Aidan Engel: Piano
Mitch Zimmer: Bass
Tobias Girona: Drums
Details:
Bring a picnic, blanket, small lawn umbrella, and chairs and enjoy a concert starting at 3:00 p.m. each week. The Runaway Cafe will have their menu available; including ice cream, and cold drinks! Access to the concert area is wheelchair accessible but is situated on a gradual downward slope of the campus lawn.
Guests may only congregate with their own party in their own lawn circle. Distance must be maintained. Limited number of 12-ft diameter socially distanced Lawn Circles available.
Tents, canopies, pets (excluding service animals), and alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the premises.
Norman Rockwell Museum is a smoke-free campus.