A Note from our Board President
It is an exhilarating time to be part of the Great Waters Music Festival and I invite you to join our very special GWMF family as we build an exciting future for the arts in the Lakes Region!
Over the years, GWMF has offered a wide range of musical choices with the goal of enhancing your summer entertainment experience and enriching the culture of performing arts in Wolfeboro and surrounding communities. As we look to the years ahead, we hope to embrace new ideas and continue to draw inspiration from your stories and creativity.
At this time, I would like to extend our gratitude to you – our Patrons, Sponsors and Volunteers – for your generous contributions through ticket sales and gifts supporting musical education, our scholarship program and the Street Piano Project. We have some very talented students among us, working hard to build careers in the arts. Through your support, we are coming together to build a solid, sustainable future for cultural arts in and around our community.
Looking ahead, we hope to collaborate with other community organizations to bring even more unique and memorable experiences to our guests. If you have an idea, we want to hear it. Please send it to us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The more we know, the better we can serve you.
Enjoy the 2018 season!
Sincerely,
Claudia Shilo
Chopsticks to Chopin
Great Waters Music Festival proudly announces their acquisition of the Wolfeboro Piano Project. For the last three summers, piano music has been flowing through Wolfeboro's downtown streets, whether from the joyful noise of a toddler banging away at the keys, an inspired improvisational artist, or an accomplished musician, people of all ages have enjoyed playing and/or listening. This project, using four bright and whimisically painted pianos, was started in 2013 by Peter Cole of Wolfeboro and Jim Friedrichs of Mirror Lake.