Hey there Stowe followers!
Today was an absolutely beautiful warm sunny day AND there are still more to come through the end of August! Going on now we have The Music Festival of the Americas at Stowe that you should check out!
The Music Festival of the Americas at Stowe is a non profit corporation, presenting premier international virtuosos and rising young talent from both the classical and world-music genres, while celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Americas. Under the music director Alondra de la Parra, the festival brings unsurpassed music to the Green Mountains of Vermont.
Our concerts this summer reflect our dedication to the future of young musicians. Not only does it showcase these magnificent young artists, our audiences will delight in its familiarity.
Friday, August 19, 8 PM:
MOZART'S CONCERTO NO. 20 IN D MINOR K. 466
Guest soloist, Jan Lisiecki, piano
Alondra and the orchestra
BEETHOVEN'S SYMPHONY NO.3, EROICA
Alondra and the orchestra
Saturday, August 20:
Latin pop star Mane de la Parra and Friends bring Latin rhythms and intense energy to the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center stage!
NEXT WEEK! DON’T MISS THIS!!!
Grand Ol’ Honky Tonk Part 3! Put your dancing shoes on, sit as close to the stage as possible or stand on the side to dance along to the music. Check out these pictures from last months show!
ALSO keep checking out the Stowe Mountain Resort Farmer’s Market Enjoy local and regional produce, arts & crafts, artisan foods, live music, workshops, interactive diplays and kids activities! Friday’s at Spruce Plaze from 11am-3pm.
Saturday August 27th Kevin Eubanks of the Tonight Show will be at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center at 8pm!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to race to the top of Vermont? Well, Have no fear The Race To The Top Of Vermont is a 4.3 mile hill climb for hikers, runners, and mountain bikers up Stowe Mountain Resort's Auto Toll Road and the highest mountain in Vermont, Mt. Mansfield. The event is one of the Catamount Trail Association's biggest fundraisers.
That same weekend Mountain Bike Vermont (MTBVT) has officially launched Green Mountain Showdown, the first photo competition in the state dedicated to all facets of mountain biking, from singletrack to downhill to jumping.
The Green Mountain Showdown is an opportunity for Northeastern photographers to showcase their talents. Five lucky photographers have been selected by our judging panel and will have until August 27, 2011, to collect a portfolio of work based on the theme “Bike Culture in the Green Mountains.” The evening gala will begin at 5:30pm near the Outdoor Center at Trapps and riders of all ages are encouraged to gather for an evening of great pictures, a BBQ, fine ales and live music. Tickets are $25.00 for the event or $40.00 for the event plus a fantastic meal, and they include entry to the evening gala and a day ticket to the Trapp’s trail network. Proceeds will support VMBA and the expansion of the Adams Camp trail project.
Don't forget there is still a few weeks left of Summer Camp and Summer Attractions! Summer Camp runs through September 3rd! The kids will explore nature at its best…from hikes up Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak; to “extreme streaming”; to testing their skill on our low ropes course, campers are sure to be challenged. Campers will also spend a day on the attractions (bungee trampoline, climbing wall, alpine slide and more) at Spruce Peak. Yes parents…they take the kids to the attractions so you don’t have to. There will be arts & crafts, swimming and hanging out at base camp with new friends.
Summer Attractions are open 7 days a week through September 5th and then weekends until October 16th! You don't want to miss one last Alpine Slide Ride or day on the bungee jump! Or the beautiful views from the Gondola during leaf peeping season!
Stay tuned for the September update soon!