Chamber Music Northwest: Spring Forward Benefit Dinner

You’re cordially invited to join Chamber Music Northwest for Spring Forward, a pre-concert benefit dinner celebrating the future of chamber music.

On Saturday, March 28, we’ll gather in the Billiard Room at Sentinel Hotel for a social reception followed by a relaxed yet elegant dinner. During the evening, you’ll hear directly from CMNW leadership and the artists we work with about the real impact of our Education & Community Engagement programs, and why this work matters now more than ever. The program will feature musical moments by local students, along with reflections from Artistic Director Emeritus David Shifrin and Protégé Project Alumnus Graeme Steele Johnson, offering a personal look at the artists, students, and programs that your support sustains. An opportunity to give will be presented toward the end of the program for those who feel inspired to deepen their support.

After dinner, we’ll stroll just three blocks to First Baptist Church for the evening’s concert, Loeffler’s Lost Octet, Debussy & Schumann, where we will continue to celebrate the history and future of chamber music.

All proceeds from Spring Forward support Chamber Music Northwest’s Education & Community Engagement programs.