Upcoming Program
Lullaby Project: Celebration Concert and Art Show
Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 4:00 pm
Highland Center for the Arts
2875 Hardwick Street Greensboro, VT 05841
In culmination of last season's Lullaby Project initiative, we invite the community to come together to hear these special new lullabies created in our community. Scrag Mountain Music was pleased to partner, for the past three years, with Writers for Recovery, Healing Together Project of the Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, and advocacy partners Umbrella, Inc., Voices Against Violence, Outright Vermont, Kids-A-Part (a program of LUND), and DIVAS (a program of The Network) to bring this important program to individuals in our community.
This concert is free and open to all. Reservations are appreciated. Reception following the performance.
Art Exhibition
Running September 25 - October 6, 2024
The Gallery at Highland is open Wednesday - Sunday, noon - 4pm, please visit https://highlandartsvt.org/ for more information. Free and open to all
ABOUT SCRAG MOUNTAIN MUSIC
Since 2010, Scrag Mountain Music has connected Vermont communities to classical music in powerful ways. Scrag offers interactive performances, open rehearsals, and other musical offerings to those in Vermont and beyond while engaging top-tier chamber musicians from around the country and creating a retreat atmosphere for them to rejuvenate their artistry. Our concert motto is "Come as you are. Pay what you can." This season and beyond, we endeavor to present musical offerings as an expression of Love to heal our world.
Recognition
In Sept. 2020, Scrag was honored with the KidSafe Collaborative Janet S. Munt Prevention Award for our work on the Lullaby Project. Watch the Award Ceremony here (Scrag's part begins at 1:06:15).
In Dec. 2019, Scrag co-Artistic Directors received recognition from Vermont Gov. Phil Scott for their dedicated service to fellow Vermonters. "...increasing community strength and cohesion, while bringing joy to hundreds through their outstanding artistry and community service efforts."
In Dec. 2019, Scrag co-Artistic Directors received recognition from Vermont Gov. Phil Scott for their dedicated service to fellow Vermonters. "...increasing community strength and cohesion, while bringing joy to hundreds through their outstanding artistry and community service efforts."
Banner photo (c) Rob Spring photo; Season photo (c) Ember photos