String Quartets in Berkeley Hills

Join us for an intimate evening of beautiful string quartet music in the picturesque Berkeley Hills!

Join us for an evening of beautiful music at Pinnacle Path. Immerse yourself in the sounds of these talented musicians as they perform classical and contemporary string quartet music. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live music in a serene setting under a canopy of redwood trees in the Berkeley Hills. Grab your friends and family, bring a picnic blanket, and enjoy an unforgettable evening overlooking the SF Bay.

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Anthony Blea violin
Charith Premawardhana violin
Keith Lawrence viola
Ami Nashimoto cello

In 2026 Classical Revolution celebrates its 20th anniversary with concerts around the Bay Area. Originating as a chamber music jam session at Revolution Cafe in SF's Mission District, the rotating collective of adventurous musicians has performed in such noted Bay Area venues as the deYoung Museum, Great American Music Hall, Freight & Salvage, and The Fillmore. In the spirit of inclusitivty, Classical Revolution has provided a stage for well over one thousand musicians in more than two thousand performance events in the Bay Area alone, almost all of which having been presented with free admission in the effort to bring wider appreciation to classical chamber music.

Upcoming 20th anniversary celebration events include return engagements to Berkeley's Pinnacle Path Performances, SF Botanical Gardens' Flower Piano Festival, and a series of concerts with prominent jazz violinist Christian Howes.

http://www.classicalrevolution.org

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Doors at 4:30p, Music 5-7p

1 Pinnacle Path, Berkeley CA 94708

This lovely rustic private venue is situated outdoors amongst redwood trees with amphitheater-style seating.

This is a Donation based event! If you want guaranteed seating, purchase advance tickets via Eventbrite. Children <18 free with adult. All proceeds go to the musicians.

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This event is a BYOB and/or food. The entrance is on Pinnacle Path, part of the Berkeley Paths network. This path is not wheelchair accessible, but does have hand rails. There is a play area for toddlers. Dogs are welcome too! The venue is private residential property. Our goal is to bring local community together around acoustic music and interesting topics. Family friendly. For more information on the location, visit:

https://www.facebook.com/1pinnaclepath