Community Performance Series, Lancaster Library, August 1, 2pm

Community Performance Series, Lancaster Library, August 1, 2pm

The Summer 2025 Community Performance Series will feature 45 minute community programs, free and open to the community.

By North Country Chamber Players

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Weeks Memorial Library

128 Main Street Lancaster, NH 03584

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

This progam is sponsored by the Noyes Lecture Fund.

The Summer 2025 Community Performance Series will feature 45 minute musical programs of two to five musician, designed to be relaxed, inspiring and fun – free and open to the community.

These interactive concerts are especially geared towards children, their families, friends, and the curious of all ages. One of the Players’ greatest joys is sharing the chamber music repertoire with newbies to this musical genre.

The settings are conducive to movement to the music and interaction with the musicians.

During the 47 years that the North Country Chamber Players have shared their artistry with northern New Hampshire residents and visitors, their reach has extended far beyond the concert hall. One of their great pleasures is to introduce the joys of music to young students and newcomers to chamber music of all ages in places where they live, learn, work, shop and play.

Check out all of the North Country Chamber Players Community Performance Series and Summer Festival concerts here: https://northcountrychamberplayers.org/

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North Country Chamber Players

The North Country Chamber Players have been impacting the North Country of New Hampshire for over forty-five years. The Players present world class chamber music concerts, on a Pay-What-You-Wish basis, and many free education and outreach programs for children and adults of every demographic at schools, community centers, summer camps, libraries, and local businesses throughout the North Country.  As ambassadors for the arts, representing New Hampshire, the Chamber Players performed in a national tribute to the great Brazilian composer Hector Villa Lobos at New York City’s Merkin Concert Hall, presented a nine-concert series, “An American Chamber Music Retrospective,” under the auspices of the MacDowell Colony’s Centennial Anniversary celebration, and have been the subject of feature articles in the New York Times, the Boston Globe and Ski Magazine.

FreeAug 1 · 2:00 PM EDT