2019 Best of the Boat indoor music venue: Strings Music Pavilion
Tom Ross
David Crosby and Graham Nash ring a bell? How about Don McLean, Suzanne Vega, Boz Scaggs or David Grisman?
Those are just a handful of artists who have played recently at Strings Music Pavilion, a nationally recognized venue offering classical and contemporary programming.
Housed in the 6.5-acre Strings Festival Park, the award-winning Music Pavilion seats 569 people and showcases over 60 performances during the summer as well as a fall and winter series and year-round education concerts.
The festival features orchestra, chamber, soloists, world, blues, jazz and rock music along with a youth and family series.
This year represents the Festival’s 30th year of music.
“Steamboat is a special place and it’s amazing to have this type of music facility here,” said fifth season music director Michael Sachs. “It’s a true, world-class, year-round performing arts organization.”
Click here to see the complete list of winners from 2019’s Best of the Boat.
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