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Music At Noon 2026-2027 Season

Music At Noon 2026-2027 Season

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The 2026-2027 Season of Music at Noon is SOLD OUT! Please email membership@academyartmuseum.org to be placed on the waiting list. Returning this fall, our acclaimed lunchtime concert series Music at Noon features expertly curated performances by Jeffrey Parker, Board Chairman of the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, showcasing the region’s premier musical talents. The 2025-2026 Season brought riveting ensembles like three-time Latin Grammy Award winner Pedro Giraudo’s Quartet, and compelling individual performances, such as Kresley Figueroa, Featured Soprano at the Metropolitan Opera. Museum members are invited to join us one Tuesday a month (October–April, excluding December) for a relaxed luncheon followed by exclusive performances. 2026-2027 dates are tentatively set for the following Tuesdays: October 20th, 2026 November 17th, 2026 January 19th, 2027 February 16th, 2027 March 16th, 2027 April 20th, 2027 In celebration of the 250th anniversary of America’s independence, this season will be themed “America the Beautiful,” with performances thoughtfully curated to complement the Academy’s exhibitions and programming. Tickets for the upcoming season include all 6 performances and lunch for $350. Members may sponsor a table for an additional $150. Registration will open on April 21st. *Dates remain tentative until artists are confirmed, but will remain on Tuesdays at noon. Not a Member? Join now >

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