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The Birch Festival celebrates its opening weekend with performances and gatherings on Friday and Saturday.
Come to one event or come to all!
Sohn Fine Art (69 Church Street, Lenox)
Register here and join us for music and light refreshments at Sohn Fine Art in Lenox to celebrate our opening weekend.
Suggested door donatio...
Sohn Fine Art (69 Church Street, Lenox)
The Church on the Hill Chapel (55 Main Street in Lenox)
Please register here! Join Rachel Barker, yoga and meditation instructor (E-RYT® 200, YACEP®), for a FREE yoga class in the Chapel's beautif...
The Church on the Hill Chapel (55 Main Street in Lenox)
The Church on the Hill (169 Main Street in Lenox)
The Birch Festival invites you to an open rehearsal for the evening, warts and all! Watch and listen as the musicians talk through thorny pa...
The Church on the Hill (169 Main Street in Lenox)
The Church on the Hill, Lenox
After listening to our open rehearsal, stay for a musical conversation with Kinan Azmeh, Renana Gutman, and Yevgeny Kutik.
The Church on the Hill, Lenox
The Church on the Hill (169 Main Street in Lenox)
Kinan Azmeh, clarinet; Renana Gutman, piano; Yevgeny Kutik, violin
Aram Khachaturian - Trio violin, clarinet, piano
Béla Bartók - Romanian Da...
The Church on the Hill (169 Main Street in Lenox)
The Birch Festival brings world-leading musicians to work in tandem with local business and cultural partnerships, integrating the Berkshire community into a week-long music festival.
Through school and community visits, the musicians of The Birch Festival encourage new audiences and build community rapport, offering free tickets to any school-aged child and an adult family member and prioritizing event accessibility for young adults. Serving as a vehicle to tell stories of the Berkshires’ diverse population, The Birch Festival also connects local businesses, cultural groups, and service oriented organizations with performances, working in tandem to highlight those who make up our community.
Programmatically, The Birch Festival promotes and propels distinct voices in music, whether through new composition or creative interpretation of old favorites. The Birch Festival offers leading musicians a chance to play and establish relationships in the Berkshires, while recognizing and promoting the importance of their work by offering compensation that sustains and values their efforts in this industry.
Founded by Yevgeny Kutik, a Belarusian-Jewish refugee resettled in Pittsfield by the Jewish Federation, and writer/educator Rachel Barker, The Birch Festival seeks to integrate and connect the experiences of those who have found their home in the Berkshires through music and community.
A 501(c)(3) organization, The Birch Festival aims to connect and integrate leading musicians with the Berkshire community, while highlighting the unique and original stories of those who make up the Berkshires. The Birch Festival seeks to build new audiences through accessibility and availability, while offering innovative, distinctive, and collaborative programming.
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