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The end of a Boston Symphony Orchestra summer season marked by discontent comes amid tense contract negotiations with union musicians and threats of a historic strike.
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The union that represents Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians announced that its members had voted to authorize a strike just before the labor contract extension.
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The Tanglewood Learning Institute presents 'February 1933' at the Linde Center on Saturday at 2PM in Lenox, MA. It is a World Premiere of a reading, with music, of Uwe Wittstock’s 'February 1933: The Winter of Literature.'
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The flagship venue on the campus of the Tanglewood Music Center in Lenox, Massachusetts, will be powered by the sun this summer.
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A symphonic celebration of Jerry Garcia’s music is coming to Tanglewood next month, pairing veterans of the jam band scene with the Boston Pops to play some rare and different tunes.
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The acclaimed, globetrotting Irish band Goitse is making its Tanglewood debut this weekend to celebrate the Saint Patrick's Day holiday.
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The Boston Symphony Orchestra says Music Director Andris Nelsons will step down at the end of the 2027 summer season at Tanglewood.In a letter to the orchestra’s community Friday, the BSO’s Board of Trustees said it decided not to renew Nelsons’ contract, citing differences over the organization’s future vision.
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An interview with violinist Joshua Brown.
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This year is a very special year as it marks Keith Lockhart’s 30th Anniversary as conductor of the Boston Pops. A tenure that includes over 2250 performances, 45 national tours to more than 150 cities, and 5 international tours. One is tomorrow night; he will be conducting the annual John Williams Film Night curated by Williams himself and then on Friday August 22nd there will be the Keith Lockhart 30th Anniversary Celebration.
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Arts and culture are one of the most vibrant sectors of the Berkshire County economy. As a result, the leaders of 10 arts and culture institutions from across Berkshire County have convened the Berkshire Arts and Culture Alliance (BACA) to advocate for economic, tourism, and infrastructure needs of the arts and culture organizations in the county. We welcome representatives from six of the 10 organizations to make up our panel this morning.