Big Band Jazz, Session I, is in full swing at Birch Creek with faculty and students performing on the outdoor stage in front of the Dutton Concert Barn four nights [...]Read More
Birch Creek Music Performance Center is excited to present the 2021 season of summer concerts, with tickets on sale now at birchcreek.org/tickets. All concerts will take place outside at the [...]Read More
Each Saturday morning in April, Birch Creek’s nationally and internationally renowned Big Band Jazz faculty will share their musical expertise during one-hour online Studio Sessions. The classes are open to [...]Read More
For three Saturday mornings beginning on January 30th, and going through February 13th, nationally and internationally renowned Birch Creek Percussion & Steel Band faculty will share their musical expertise during [...]Read More
The highlight of the holiday season at Birch Creek is the annual “Christmas at Birch Creek” concerts in Juniper Hall. This year, Birch Creek produced a Virtual Christmas Concert video [...]Read More
Birch Creek is pleased to announce the addition of two new members to its 20 member Board of Trustees. Diane Taillon, Owner/Broker of Arbor Crowne Properties, joins the Birch Creek [...]Read More
Egg Harbor, WI – Each Saturday morning in September, beginning on September 12th, nationally and internationally renowned Birch Creek faculty and alumni will share their musical expertise during online Studio [...]Read More
Egg Harbor, WI – Birch Creek is pleased to announce that it has received a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board’s WAB CARES program, which is providing emergency support for [...]Read More
Egg Harbor, WI – Birch Creek completed its first two sessions of virtual music instruction with 42 young music students participating in Percussion & Steel Band Online (June 22-26) and [...]Read More
Egg Harbor, WI – Forty-two of Birch Creek’s world-renowned faculty members will be teaching music students in Percussion & Steel Band, Symphony and Big Band Jazz this summer through the [...]Read More
Birch Creek is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
