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  • Several planets in a student shadow box come in and out of focus. They seem to resemble the rings around Saturn and various moons but they are colorful blue, pink and gold and hard to distinguish as actual planets.

    The Planets

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Holst’s cosmic opus "The Planets" and Gabriella Smith’s vibrant "Tumblebird Contrails" launch the season with a journey through space, nature, and imagination.

  • Four musicians stand in a field holding a mandolin, guitar, bass, and fiddle.

    Rhapsody in Bluegrass

    Shelton Intermediate School 675 Constitution Blvd N, Shelton, CT, United States

    Get ready for toe-tapping fun as classical meets country in this lively, family-friendly concert! Musicians from the NHSO team up with rising bluegrass stars Charlie Widmer & On The Trail to blend classical sound with foot-stomping fiddle, banjo, guitar, and vocals.

  • A man with shoulder length curly hair stands in a field holding a violin and looking to the side while smiling

    Free Family Concert: Clap, Clap, Stomp!

    Plumb Memorial Library 65 Wooster Street, Shelton

    Entering the world of Bluegrass, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals.

  • A man with shoulder length curly hair stands in a field holding a violin and looking to the side while smiling

    Free Family Concert: Clap, Clap, Stomp!

    Ansonia Library 53 South Cliff Street, Ansonia

    Entering the world of Bluegrass, kids will dance along to upbeat songs and explore the music and scenery of Appalachia with eye-catching visuals.

  • Martin Luther King marches arm in arm with other protesters in the Civil Rights movement

    Montgomery Variations

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    This powerful program explores themes of resilience and remembrance through Margaret Bonds’ Montgomery Variations, community singing, and Sanctum by NHSO Composer-in-Residence Courtney Bryan.