About ChamberFest Canandaigua
Founded in 2004, ChamberFest Canandaigua (formerly Canandaigua LakeMusic Festival) quickly became an essential part of cultural life in the Greater Rochester area and has established a regional reputation for its concerts’ innovative programming, inviting atmosphere, and musical excellence. Led by artistic directors Amy Sue Barston and Kevin Kumar, the Festival has showcased such world-class artists such as pianist Jon Nakamatsu, clarinetist Charles Neidich, as well as the world-class Borromeo, Corigliano, Orion, and Ying Quartets.
Since its inception, ChamberFest Canandaigua has been dedicated to introducing new audiences to classical music through live concert performances and educational projects. Our pioneering Classical Blue Jeans concerts, which pair an interactive musical show with dinner, is always sold out. While this year all of our concerts will be conducted online and for free due to the pandemic, we hope you'll enjoy having the concerts availble to you in the safety and comfort of your home.
ChamberFest Canandaigua's comprehensive educational and outreach programs have included partnerships with numerous community organizations, including Canandaigua’s Wood Library, YMCA, Wegmans, Casa Larga, Cobblestone Arts Center, and Finger Lakes Community College. We look forward to continuing that tradition in the years ahead.
Since its inception, ChamberFest Canandaigua has been dedicated to introducing new audiences to classical music through live concert performances and educational projects. Our pioneering Classical Blue Jeans concerts, which pair an interactive musical show with dinner, is always sold out. While this year all of our concerts will be conducted online and for free due to the pandemic, we hope you'll enjoy having the concerts availble to you in the safety and comfort of your home.
ChamberFest Canandaigua's comprehensive educational and outreach programs have included partnerships with numerous community organizations, including Canandaigua’s Wood Library, YMCA, Wegmans, Casa Larga, Cobblestone Arts Center, and Finger Lakes Community College. We look forward to continuing that tradition in the years ahead.
