Pippin, with the Norway Pond Festival Singers and many guests.

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Guitar, Saxophone, and Cello, featuring favorite John Muratore.

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The annual Hancock Family Christmas Concert will feature the Norway Pond Festival Singers, the ConVal Select Choir, the Junior Minstrels, the Hancock Village Bell Ringers, and bass-baritone Mark Andrew Cleveland as King Wenceslas..

Free; suggested donation $20 / family.

A distilled contingent of Boston’s leading string orchestra A Far Cry.

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4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  

Free; suggested donation $20 / family.

“..cohesive yet full of  temperament...vibrant, intelligent...”

— THE NEW YORK TIMES

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

"...one of the foremost pianists of the younger generation."  

Tony Yike Yang returns to Norway Pond after earning a semi-finalist position at the 2017 Van Cliburn Piano Competition. 

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  

Tickets are no longer available online, but about 50 tickets will be for sale at the door.

New England's professional male vocal chamber ensemble; delivering impassioned interpretation of men's music spanning the centuries and genres, from Renaissance polyphony to bluegrass, and everything in between.

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

The annual Hancock Family Christmas Concert will feature mezzo-soprano Jazimina McNeil, the Junior Minstrels, the Norway Pond Festival Singers, and the Village Ringers.

Free; suggested donation $20 / family.

“One of the most exciting roots-based music groups to emerge from the New England Conservatory in many years.  Their individual chops and adventurous approach make Night Tree a band to watch for.”

- Brian O'Donovan, WGBH

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a ticket here.

Critically praised for playing with a "sense of discovery and adventure" as they perform and compete across North America and Europe, the Omer Quartet is currently the Resident Ensemble of the New England Conservatory's Professional Quartet Training Program. 

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

"...one of the foremost pianists of the younger generation."  

Tony is the Chopin Piano Concerto's youngest ever laureate, winning the 5th prize at the age of 16. 

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

With the Norway Pond Festival Singers, ConVal Select Choir, and The Ladles, blending together the classical mass, touching poetry and traditional bluegrass into an exhilarating musical experience.

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a ticket here.

Beautiful, poignant, haunting, and lighthearted songs of the era, presented by baritone David McFerrin (last year's John P. Wintergreen) and soprano Deborah Selig, with Clifton J. Noble, piano.  

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket here.

The annual Hancock Family Christmas Concert will feature guest artist mezzo-soprano Jazimina McNeil, the Junior Minstrels, the Norway Pond Festival Singers, and the Village Ringers.

Free; suggested donation $20 / family.

Beginning our fourth year of collaboration with the New England Conservatory of Music with this cabaret-style jazz trio's renditions of standards, the Great American Songbook, originals, and tap dance!

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a ticket here.

Come hear our own Junior Mints in their Tanglewood debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra! 

Carmina Burana, Saturday July 9th, 8 pm

Tickets at www.bso.org/Performance/Detail/77808

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  

Free, but donations greatly appreciated.  

A Celebration of Jewish Music, featuring renowned mezzo-soprano D’Anna Fortunato performing David Schiff’s monologue opera Vashti or the Whole Megillah, with Paul Green (clarinet) and Doris Stevenson (piano).

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free).

“…a fresh voice and invigorating approach to both familiar and lesser known works of the 18th and 19th centuries.”

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free).

NEC emerging artist SuJin Lee will perform will be playing Debussy Cello Sonata in D minor, Bach Suite No. 4 in e-flat, and Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor.  

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free).

Join us for a Bistro Dinner immediately following the performance of Joshua Quinn and Nataly Wickham.  This will be a multi-course dinner cooked by Chef Mike Petrovick of Francestown.  

This event will kick off with wine and hors d'oeuvres at the Simpsons'.

NEC emerging artists Josh Quinn and Nataly Wickham are "rising stars from the world opera."

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20 at the door (students free), or purchase a ticket here.

Norway Pond Festival Singers presents George Gershwin's Of Thee I Sing, a musical lampoon of American politics.

4 pm at the Hancock Meeting House.  Tickets are $20.

TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE ONLINE AS WE ARE NEARLY SOLD OUT FOR THIS SHOW.  THERE MAY BE SOME TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.

Antico Moderno presents Stylus Phantasticus: Experimental Music from the 17th and 21st Centuries.

$20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket.

The annual Hancock Family Christmas Concert will feature Lorraine and Bennett Hammond, folk artists, the Junior Minstrels, the Norway Pond Festival Singers, and the Village Ringers.

No charge, but donations gladly accepted.   

NEC emerging artist Alexi Kenney was reviewed by the New York Times as "immediately drawing listeners in…"

Dina Vainshtein has been reviewed by Donald Weilerstein as “an extraordinary collaborator.  She is an extremely fine musician and one of the most empathetic, dynamic and supportive chamber players I know.”

$20 at the door (students free), or purchase a season ticket.