It’s July and there is sun to enjoy, drinks are being served on decks and patios, boats and kayaks are beckoning from the harbor, and there’s sand begging to be lain upon. So why am I inviting you to sit in a darkened theater and watch a movie? Let’s see how short I can make this.Read More
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July is a busy month for music at The Music Hall. For a complete listing of upcoming events, visit the Calendar. Country music fans will want to get ready for Thompson Square on July 21. This dynamic husband and wife duo have earned comparisons to Lady Antebellum and The Civil Wars. Read More
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Okay, here’s the setup. It turns out that during his legendary career of turning out pretty much nothing but masterpieces, Stanley Kubrick had an assistant named Leon Vitali. Vitali started out as an actor but gave up his career to spend two decades as Kubrick’s assistant, man-of-all-work, and enabler.Read More
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Today's playlist is a celebration of the many artists we have hosted or plan to host at the Music Hall Loft and Historic theater. Do yourselves a favor and check out Kamasi Washington's latest album. Read More
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The Cowboy Junkies make their way to town on Fri., July 20 behind their newest album, All That Reckoning. Our Deputy Director of Programming & Curator, Thérèse LaGamma, recently caught up with guitarist Michael Timmins to discuss the band’s evolution, longevity, and signature sound.Read More
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What I like most about the shows we have at The Music Hall, and those going on sale this month in particular, is that each one takes you on an adventure to discover something totally new.Read More
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Gail VanHoy Carolan, Director of Institutional Advancement, cinephile, and bookworm caught up with members Sheila Clark-Edmands and Peter Edmands to chat about how The Music Hall has opened up a new community to them. Read More
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The Music Hall has experienced dynamic growth over the last five years and much of the credit goes to the steadfast support of our most significant sponsors. Read More
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