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SUMMARY:Spring 2026 Brown Bag Concert Series featuring Midori and JOMP
DESCRIPTION:Midori is a visionary artist\, activist and educator who explores and builds connections between music and the human experience. In the four decades since her debut with the New York Philharmonic at age 11\, the “simply magical” (Houston Chronicle) violinist has performed with many of the world’s most prestigious orchestras and has collaborated with world-renowned musicians including Leonard Bernstein\, Yo-Yo Ma\, and many others. Midori is the newly appointed Artistic Director of Ravinia Steans Music Institute’s Piano & Strings program and oversees the program beginning in summer 2024. \nMidori celebrated her 40th anniversary last season with Warner Classics’ release of the complete Beethoven sonatas for piano and violin with pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and a Beethoven Trios concert tour on three continents. \nShe began the current season with a summer appearance at the Santander International Festival\, followed by fall tours of Europe and North America with Festival Strings Lucerne. Other 2023-2024 season highlights include performances of Bernstein’s Serenade with the National Repertory Orchestra under Michael Stern\, WDR Symphony in Germany under Constantinos Carydis\, and Sofia Philharmonic in Bulgaria. She plays Dvořák’s Violin Concerto in A minor with the Iris Collective and Orchestra Lumos\, also under Stern’s baton\, and with the Prague Philharmonia under Eugene Tzigane; she also performs a recital at the Long Center in Austin\, Texas. In 2024 she gives two performances of the 2019 Violin Concerto An die Unsterbliche Geliebte (“To the Immortal Beloved”)\, written for her by Detlev Glanert: in January with the NDR Radiophilharmonie under Andrew Manze\, and in February with the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra\, a co-commissioner of the work. Additional 2023-2024 highlights include concerts with the KBS Symphony In Seoul and with Solistes Européens\, Luxembourg at the Luxembourg Philharmonic as well as guest appearances in Amsterdam\, Antwerp\, South America and Riga. \nDeeply committed to furthering humanitarian and educational goals\, Midori has founded several non-profit organizations; the New York City-based Midori & Friends and Japan-based MUSIC SHARING both celebrated 30th anniversaries in 2022-2023. For the Orchestra Residencies Program (ORP)\, which supports youth orchestras\, Midori commissioned a new work from composer Derek Bermel to be performed virtually during the COVID lockdown\, and ORP recently worked with the Afghan Youth Orchestra (in exile in Portugal). Midori’s Partners in Performance (PiP) helps to bring chamber music to smaller communities in the U.S.  In recognition of her work as an artist and humanitarian\, she serves as a United Nations Messenger of Peace and was named a Kennedy Center Honoree in 2021. \nBorn in Osaka in 1971\, she began her violin studies with her mother\, Setsu Goto\, at an early age. In 1982\, conductor Zubin Mehta invited the then 11-year-old Midori to perform with the New York Philharmonic in the orchestra’s annual New Year’s Eve concert\, where the foundation was laid for her subsequent career. Midori is the Dorothy Richard Starling Chair in Violin Studies at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. She is the recipient of honorary doctorates from Smith College\, Yale University\, Longy School of Music and Shenandoah University. She plays the 1734 Guarnerius del Gesù ‘ex-Huberman’ and uses four bows – two by Dominique Peccatte\, one by François Peccatte and one by Paul Siefried. \n\nAdmission: Free & Open to the Public \n\nTime: Doors 11:30am | Show at Noon \n\nAudience: All Ages \n\nArtist: Midori\n \nIn Partnership with Joy of Music Program \n  \n\nThe Brown Bag Concert Series\, presented by Mechanics Hall and 90.5 FM WICN\, has been a beloved tradition in Worcester since 1983. These hour-long concerts by acclaimed regional and national performers are held in the Great Hall on select Wednesdays from noon to 1pm. Bring your own “brown bag” lunch or purchase a treat at our concession stand and enjoy wonderful music while eating your lunch! Cabaret-style seating available on a first-come\, first-served basis. All concerts are free\, open to the public\, and subject to change. \nThe accessible entrance to Mechanics Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. Please note\, there is no elevator access to the balcony. All concerts take place in the Great Hall on the third floor. If you need assistance\, please contact Mechanics Hall at 508-752-5608. \nWhenever possible\, Brown Bag Concerts are also broadcast live on WICN 90.5 FM\, and streamed live on WICN.org.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/spring-2026-brown-bag-concert-series-featuring-midori/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brown Bag Concert,Card to Culture
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SUMMARY:Worcester Chamber Music Society's Annual Free Family Concert: Fairy Tales & Fables
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Family Concert is brought to you by the letter F. An afternoon of fairy tales\, fables\, family\, friends\, and fun is sure to delight the children in your lives (as well as your inner child). Four hands on one piano provide the musical setting for Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite. Navok’s Beauty and the Beast is the world premiere of a fantastic musical retelling of the classic fairy tale. \nProgram\nLior Navok\nBeauty and the Beast – world premiere \nMaurice Ravel\nMother Goose Suite \nWith guests\n Lilit Hartunian\, violin / Leslie Amper\, piano \nTickets and more information available at  https://worcesterchambermusic.org/fairy-tales-and-fables/ \n\n \nAccessible Entrance\nThe barrier-free entrance to the Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. There is no elevator access to the Great Hall balcony. \nAccessible Halls\nAll of our halls are wheelchair-accessible\, where patrons can remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to theater seats. Patrons who cannot or do not wish to transfer from their wheelchairs to a theater seat should request wheelchair-seat locations when ordering tickets.  The Great Hall balcony is not wheel-chair accessible.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/worcester-chamber-music-societys-annual-free-family-concert-fairy-tales-fables/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Card to Culture,Youth
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SUMMARY:Spring 2026 Brown Bag Concert Series featuring Andrew Wilcox
DESCRIPTION:Andrew is one of Hartford’s rising young musicians. Originally from Boylston\, MA\, Andrew has proven himself to be a talented young pianist\, with a passion to learn\, grow and play. After moving to Hartford at age 18\, Andrew quickly sought out his elders and began building relationships with them. These relationships eventually turned into mentors and employers and Andrew was seen frequently alongside many of these musicians including Haneef Nelson\, Nat Reeves\, Yoron Israel\, Abraham Burton\, Dr. Emmett Goods\, Ryan Abdul-Rahim Sands\, Jonathan Barber\, Wes Brown\, Alvin Carter Jr. and Matt Dwonszyk. \nA respectful student\, Andrew was a student of Rick Germanson\, Ralph Peterson\, Orrin Evans\, and the late great Stanley Cowell. Each introduced Andrew to other musicians\, but Ralph Peterson introduced Andrew to Jazzmeia Horn\, a musician who would time and time again give Andrew chances to prove himself. The most notable test was when Andrew was called as a last minute sub at the Newport Jazz Festival alongside Ms. Horn at the Newport Jazz Festival. \nAndrew is a frequent performer in the Northeastern United States where he is a regular member of the Haneef Nelson Quintet\, and the Hartford Jazz Orchestra among other groups. In addition\, Andrew fronts his own trio and sextet that perform his original compositions and arrangements. He has performed with Jason Marsalis\, Dr. Emmett Goods\, Haneef Nelson\, Ryan Sands\, Nat Reeves\, Yoron Israel\, Timothy Norton\, Abraham Burton\, Anaïs Reno\, Houston Person\, Gary Smulyan Angelina Kolobukhova\, Jazzmeia Horn\, The Glenn Miller Orchestra\, Jonathan Barber\, Marcus Grant\, Alex Tremblay and Matt Dwonszyk. \nAndrew is currently on faculty at the University of Rhode Island\, Connecticut College\, Westfield State University\, Choate-Rosemary Hall\, and the Joy of Music Program. \n\nAdmission: Free & Open to the Public \n\nTime: Doors 11:30am | Show at Noon \n\nAudience: All Ages \n\nArtist: Andrew Wilcox \n\nThe Brown Bag Concert Series\, presented by Mechanics Hall and 90.5 FM WICN\, has been a beloved tradition in Worcester since 1983. These hour-long concerts by acclaimed regional and national performers are held in the Great Hall on select Wednesdays from noon to 1pm. Bring your own “brown bag” lunch\, or purchase a treat at our concession stand and enjoy wonderful music while eating your lunch! Cabaret-style seating available on a first-come\, first-served basis. All concerts are free\, open to the public\, and subject to change. \nThe accessible entrance to Mechanics Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. Please note\, there is no elevator access to the balcony. All concerts take place in the Great Hall on the third floor. If you need assistance\, please contact Mechanics Hall at 508-752-5608. \nWhenever possible\, Brown Bag Concerts are also broadcast live on WICN 90.5FM\, and streamed live on WICN.org.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/spring-2026-brown-bag-concert-series-featuring-andrew-wilcox/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brown Bag Concert,Card to Culture
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SUMMARY:Club 321: Featuring Grace Givertz
DESCRIPTION:Artist: Grace Givertz & Madison Duffy \nShake off winter and wake up to spring. Singer-songwriter Grace Givertz  is a Black Opry collaborator\, Boston Music Awards nominee\, and recipient of the City of Boston’s Extraordinary Women Award. Accompanied by violinist Madison Duffy and armed with a guitar and banjo\, Givertz delivers witty\, honest lyrics and a big\, earnest voice. Bring your friends and enjoy a night of heartfelt folk. \n\nHailing from the sunshine state of Florida\, Grace Givertz captivates audiences with her indie folk compositions\, blending earworm melodies with heartfelt storytelling. As a multi-instrumentalist\, she infuses her music with a diverse array of sounds\, weaving folk\, Americana\, and indie rock into a tapestry uniquely her own. Drawing inspiration from her personal journey living with chronic illness\, Givertz’s music resonates with raw emotion and introspection. Her experiences infuse her songs with depth and authenticity\, inviting listeners to explore themes of resilience and vulnerability. Show MoreGrace Givertz showcases her multi-instrumentalism on her debut album\, Year of the Horse\, playing guitar\, banjo\, mandolin\, and harmonica in addition to vocals. Year of the Horse showcases Grace’s ability to turn lemons in to lemonade through song. “…The only real option is to smile at how much she packs into a tiny punch of a song\,” Nina Corcoran writes in digboston. She has also been heavily involved with the Black Opry\, an organization dedicated to highlighting and supporting Black musicians in the country music industry. In 2023\, this lead to her participating in WXPN’s Black Opry Residency in Philadelphia. In a groundbreaking move\, Givertz is currently working on her sophomore album\, which exclusively features BIPOC\, LGBTQ+\, and/or disabled musicians. This collaborative effort not only amplifies underrepresented voices but also underscores her commitment to inclusivity and diversity within the music industry. Givertz’s talent shines bright\, earning her acclaim for her captivating performances. She’s been nominated for Boston Music Awards and received the City of Boston’s Extraordinary Women Award for her contributions to music and community. Beyond accolades\, she shares her expertise through songwriting workshops\, including sessions with the Harvard Ed Portal\, empowering others to authentically express themselves. Grace Givertz’s melodies resonate as beacons of authenticity\, illuminating the indie folk landscape and reminding us of the enduring power of storytelling through song. Learn More About Grace Givertz  \n  \n \n \ngracegivertz.com \n\nExperience a different side of Mechanics Hall\, in our warm and intimate Washburn Hall\, transformed one Thursday night a month into your favorite club. Come sip handcrafted drinks from our full bar\, and choose table or theater-style seating to suit your mood. An unforgettable evening in the heart of downtown Worcester!  \nADDITIONAL INFORMATION\n \nTickets: $30 \nMembers: 15% discount off single ticket (enter your promo code when checking out) \nTime: Doors 6:15pm | Show 7:00pm \nAudience: 18+ \nCash bar and refreshments available for purchase \n\nThis event is eligible for free tickets under the Card to Culture Program \nMechanics Hall is proud to participate in the Card to Culture program through the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Limited number of tickets available\, limit of 2 per order. Use promo code CARD2CULTURE321 to redeem. For eligibility requirements\, please see Mechanicshall.org/cardtoculture \nFree tickets also available through Vettix.org\, an organization that provides tickets to events which reduce stress\, strengthen family bonds\, build life-long memories and encourage service members and veterans to stay engaged with local communities and American life. \n\nMechanics Hall is walking distance from all downtown locations. The accessible entrance to Mechanics Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. All concerts take place in Washburn Hall on the second floor. If you need assistance\, please contact the Mechanics Hall Ticket Office\, Wednesday through Friday from 11:00am to 5:00pm\, by calling 508-752-5608.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/mechanics-hall-presents-club-321-with-grace-givertz-madison-duffy/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black Friday Sale Events,Card to Culture,Club321
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SUMMARY:Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers Spring 2026 Concert
DESCRIPTION:Event: Many Voices: Spring Concert\nDate: Sunday\, March 15\, 2026\nTime: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM\nAdmission: Pay-What-You-Wish\nEvery dollar goes directly to supporting the Many Voices Youth Singers — thank you for giving what you can. \n\nMany Voices: Spring Concert\nCelebrate the season of renewal with the Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers as they take the stage for their Spring Concert! This uplifting performance will highlight the growth\, creativity\, and joy of our singers from across Worcester County\, filling our historic Hall with music that inspires connection and community.\n\n\nInterested in singing with us? \n\nMany Voices is a free\, inclusive program for students in grades 4–8. No audition required—just a love of music and the joy of singing! By joining\, youth gain confidence\, make new friends\, and experience the thrill of performing on stage in one of America’s most iconic concert halls.\nLearn more about the program and register at mechanicshall.org/mvys\n\n \n \n 
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/many-voices-mechanics-hall-youth-singers-spring-2026-concert/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Card to Culture,Youth
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SUMMARY:Spring 2026 Brown Bag Concert Series featuring Women in World Jazz
DESCRIPTION:Women in World Jazz\, a performing all women ensemble\, was founded by Tal Shalom-Kobi in 2015.  Women in World Jazz aims to expose audiences to different cultures through music\, with a variety of music backgrounds including jazz\, folk\, pop\, rock and blues. \nWIWJ director and Berklee college of music faculty\, Tal Shalom-Kobi\, has been active in the music history arena for the past 20 years\, researching and performing music written by women from the USA and around the world. The group Women in World Jazz features world music composed by women composers and lyricists past and present. From USA Blues and Jazz styles\, the group ventures to Latin America\, Asia \, Africa and the Middle East to celebrate the diversity and power of creativity. \nWomen In World Jazz brings together women of different nationalities with extensive experience in performance and education. The music is easy to relate to\, diverse and engaging. All members of the group are accomplished musicians playing a variety of music ranging from Jazz to world/ethnic. \n\nAdmission: Free & Open to the Public \n\nTime: Doors 11:30am | Show at Noon \n\nAudience: All Ages \n\nArtist: Women in World Jazz \n  \nThe Brown Bag Concert Series\, presented by Mechanics Hall and 90.5 FM WICN\, has been a beloved tradition in Worcester since 1983. These hour-long concerts by acclaimed regional and national performers are held in the Great Hall on select Wednesdays from noon to 1pm. Bring your own “brown bag” lunch\, or purchase a treat at our concession stand and enjoy wonderful music while eating your lunch! Cabaret-style seating available on a first-come\, first-served basis. All concerts are free\, open to the public\, and subject to change. \nThe accessible entrance to Mechanics Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. Please note\, there is no elevator access to the balcony. All concerts take place in the Great Hall on the third floor. If you need assistance\, please contact Mechanics Hall at 508-752-5608. \nWhenever possible\, Brown Bag Concerts are also broadcast live on WICN 90.5FM\, and streamed live on WICN.org.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/spring-2026-brown-bag-concert-series-featuring-women-in-world-jazz/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brown Bag Concert,Card to Culture
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SUMMARY:Spring 2026 Brown Bag Concert Series featuring The Daniel Bennett Group
DESCRIPTION:New York saxophonist Daniel Bennett has been hailed as one of the most original and unpredictable musical voices of his generation. The Boston Globe described Bennett’s music as\, “a mix of Jazz\, Folk and Minimalism.” The Daniel Bennett Group is celebrating the release of their 10th studio album\, ‘Mr. Bennett’s Mind.’ Timeout New York called the music\, “hypnotic!” Daniel Bennett is joined by master percussionist Koko Bermejo on drums and keyboard. Rounding out the trio is acclaimed six-string bassist Kevin Hailey. \n\nDaniel Bennett has been featured in Timeout New York\, Baltimore Sun\, Miami Herald\, Boston Globe\, and NPR.The UK Jazz Journal called Bennett “an outspoken voice of hope” during the COVID 19 pandemic. Daniel Bennett Group was recently voted ‘Best New Jazz’ in Hot House Magazine. The band performs regularly at the Blue Note (NYC)\, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club (London) and Zingari Jazz (San Francisco). \n\nDaniel Bennett is a touring woodwind clinician and educator at the New York Jazz Academy. Daniel Bennett is also an active woodwind doubler in the New York City theater scene. Bennett orchestrated the music for ‘Whitman at the Whitney\,’ a multimedia theater production at the Whitney Museum. Daniel Bennett played woodwinds in ‘Blank! The Musical\,’ the first fully improvised musical to launch on a national stage. The New York Times called the show\, “Witty\, Likable and Ludicrous!” Daniel Bennett’s genre-bending sound has captivated audiences throughout the world. \n \n\nAdmission: Free & Open to the Public \n\nTime: Doors 11:30am | Show at Noon \n\nAudience: All Ages \n\nArtist: The Daniel Bennett Group \n\nThe Brown Bag Concert Series\, presented by Mechanics Hall and 90.5 FM WICN\, has been a beloved tradition in Worcester since 1983. These hour-long concerts by acclaimed regional and national performers are held in the Great Hall on select Wednesdays from noon to 1pm. Bring your own “brown bag” lunch\, or purchase a treat at our concession stand and enjoy wonderful music while eating your lunch! Cabaret-style seating available on a first-come\, first-served basis. All concerts are free\, open to the public\, and subject to change. \nThe accessible entrance to Mechanics Hall is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. Please note\, there is no elevator access to the balcony. All concerts take place in the Great Hall on the third floor. If you need assistance\, please contact Mechanics Hall at 508-752-5608. \nWhenever possible\, Brown Bag Concerts are also broadcast live on WICN 90.5FM\, and streamed live on WICN.org.
URL:https://mechanicshall.org/event/spring-2026-brown-bag-concert-series-featuring-the-daniel-bennett-group/
LOCATION:Mechanics Hall\, 321 Main St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01608\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brown Bag Concert,Card to Culture
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