It is with an abundance of caution and for the safety of our staff, volunteers, audiences, and performers that we are going to take an intermission from in-person events for about six weeks, starting January 4.Read More
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Scientists are suggesting is that the impact of such events on the spread of the coronavirus is “low to very low” as long as organizers ensure adequate ventilation, strict hygiene protocols, and limited capacity. These are the three pillars that our Operations team along with our Joint Loss Safety committee have been working together on a daily basis. Read More
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We are doing everything we can for the safety of our patrons, staff, and volunteers. Our phased approach started with a new outdoor concert series out on Chestnut Street and now that our brand new HVAC system has been installed, we are open inside the Historic Theater to limited audiences!Read More
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Hello! It’s wonderful to officially introduce myself to you all as The Music Hall’s new Executive Director! When I joined The Music Hall five years ago as the CFO, it was a full-circle opportunity. Having started out in community theater and working with local bands, I leaped at the chance to return to the arts and entertainment industry. Read More
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As The Music Hall develops its reopening plan, following all CDC, state, and local guidelines including social distancing and PPE, we want to make sure we hear from you, address your concerns, and have everything in place to make your return comfortable and safe.Read More
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One of The Music Hall’s most valuable assets has always been a highly engaged Board of Trustees—local professionals, philanthropists, and motivated volunteers who are dedicated advocates. These incredible folks bring years of experience from all sectors of the community to the table.Read More
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