Capital Campaign
	Step inside Fundraising has reached the 80% mark as Birch Creek's three new buildings are completed and opened for the 2008 season. Pictured (left) is Juniper Hall and entrance to the Melzer Gallery and Rehearsal Center, taken on June 15. Click on the picture to see week-by-week construction progress.
Contributions
Eighty percent of our $3 million goal has been raised, but your gift is vital! Read more about online and traditional giving options. If you are not already a Birch Creek donor, see how you can make a difference.
As of autumn 2008, more than 400 individuals have contributed to Birch Creek's capital campaign from all walks of life. Each gift is significant, no matter its amount. Every donation to the capital campaign allows Birch Creek to continue influencing young lives through music education. Make a quick and safe donation online today: Click on the "Donate Now" button on the right.
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About Birch Creek

Birch Creek Music Performance Center is a summer music school (academy) in Door County, Wisconsin, for advanced young musicians. With a performance emphasis, students are taught by nationally-known performance artists and educators during the day, and perform alongside them in concerts at night. Four sessions focus on symphony, percussion & steelpan, and big band jazz (2 sessions).

THE BIRCH CREEK DIFFERENCE
From June 23 to August 16, 2008, Birch Creek students and faculty are in residence for four two-week sessions on the historic Birch Creek campus three miles east of Egg Harbor (Door County), Wisconsin. Over the course of the summer, 200 students and 100 faculty members study by day, and at night present 32 concerts in the 100-year-old, 500-seat renovated Dutton Concert Barn. In addition, Birch Creek faculty and students perform a full range of public outreach concerts and other public events scheduled in and around the Door County peninsula. A complete schedule of these concerts and special events will be available on this Web site in the spring.