Baroque on Beaver is offered each summer on Beaver Island, Michigan, with performances featuring professional musicians from Michigan and beyond. “B-on-B” will celebrate its 17th season in 2018, July 27th through August 4th, and is the signature event of the Beaver Island Cultural Arts Association.
Baroque on Beaver uses MyNorthTickets as its provider for both Gala evening concerts
($60 for one ticket; $50 for two or more) and reserved seating ($10) for all other indoor Festival concerts.
A nominal processing fee will apply.
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Tickets for reserved seats will be sold at the door if available. Seats will be set aside for open
admission at each concert (except the Galas) and a minimum freewill
offering of $5 per person per concert is encouraged.
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A very limited number of Gala floor-seat tickets will be available for sale at McDonough’s Market.
ALL TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE.
To purchase, please visit www.baroqueonbeaver.org or www.MyNorthTickets.com, call (800) 836-0717, or visit MyNorth's Traverse City box office, open 9 AM to 5 PM weekdays except for major holidays at 125 Park Street, Traverse City, MI.
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On #givingtuesday, please spare a thought for Baroque on Beaver and the organization that makes it possible, the Beaver Island Cultural Arts Association. It is our pleasure to serve the Beaver Island community and our wonderful audiences!
You may donate online at:
www.baroqueonbeaver.org/donate
www.bicaa.org/become-a-supporter
Thank you for your generous support!
Thanks to Interlochen Public Radio, guitarist Matthew Cochran, composer Stacy Garrop, violist Michael Hall, and the great musicians of the Baroque on Beaver Festival Orchestra led by Robert Nordling, conductor!
The Baroque on Beaver music festival is one of the best kept secrets in the country. I'm elated Interlochen Public Radio is helping more audiences to discover the creativity of this great festival. Thank you!!!
RIP Dan Ruggles, musician, colleague, friend. Every good wish and great joy on your new adventure.
Here, a song of renewal.Carols from King's 1996, Cambridge
