Tomorrow night, make time for Time for Three.
The charismatic, genre-hopping, Grammy Award-winning trio will open The Princeton Festival, blurring the boundaries between classical, Americana, and modern pop.
This year’s festival, which will run June 9-25, will also encompass opera (Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville”), chamber and instrumental music, musical theater, contemporary dance, R&B and soul, a klezmer “good vibes explosion,” and a special family concert, all presented on the grounds of Morven Museum & Garden at 55 Stockton Street (Route 206).
Vibrant Baroque music and an intimate program for guitar and cello will be offered across the way at Trinity Church Princeton, at 33 Mercer Street.
The festival’s “big top” will be an 11,000 square-foot, clear-span (no poles or obstructed views), open-sided performance pavilion, allowing for easy access to refreshments, ample picnicking opportunities, a garden stroll, or the simple enjoyment of a late-spring/early-summer evening.
The Princeton Festival is the premier summer arts program of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra. For complete listings and ticket information, visit princetonsymphony.org/festival.
Then check out my preview in the Princeton weekly U.S. 1 Newspaper – PrincetonInfo.
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