Drive-in Series | Lake George Music Festival | September 19-20, 2020

Presenting accomplished world soloists, graduates of prestigious conservatories, and national orchestra members. Music by Beethoven, Schubert, and more.

Location: Charles R. Wood Park ("The Festival Space")

Saturday, September 19th | 7:30pm
Sunday, September 20th | 7:30pm

Program to feature Beethoven Quintet for Piano and Winds, Schubert "Trout" Quintet, Rubinstein Octet Op.9, and music by Florence Price.

Performances will be visually enhanced with large screen video. Audiences will have the option of listening to the amplified performance, or tuning into our high quality and synced audio feed (FM radio) to play through their car’s sound system.

We will begin parking cars at 6pm. Cars will be parked every other car and in single rows to comply with physical distancing recommendations. We encourage guests to arrive with members of your household. Early entry will not be permitted.

We encourage guests to watch the performance from their car/truck, or you may bring a chair to place within arm’s length of your vehicle.

We will sell “passes” for each concert sold at $25 per vehicle. Vehicles may contain the legal limit of individuals. Passes will be sold online in advance (recommended) or at the gate. Concert programs will be distributed digitally on the large screen or available to view on your Smartphone or Tablet.

The entire process will be “touchless.” Those who order their passes online will have no contact with festival staff or musicians. We will simply check you in and direct you where to park. Cars will be directed to vacate the premises immediately after curtain and will not be allowed linger.

We encourage attendees to use the restroom prior to arrival, however we will have sanitized restrooms on site.

On Saturday September 19, 2020 at 7:30 pm (ends Sunday September 20, 2020 at 9:30 pm)

Category: Arts - Performing Arts - Music

Price:

General Admission/Per Vehicle : USD 25.0

Venue: Charles R. Wood Park, 17 West Brook Road, Lake George, 1284