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Christina tailors lessons to match each of her student’s abilities, progress, and needs. She builds her students’ repertoire, teaching not only technique, but also musicianship, interpretation, music history, and the musical styles of different eras.

Kevin is no stranger to Southgate! He has more than 750 Irish tunes to his credit, and plays 12 instruments combining his musical skills, wry humor, and charismatic style into a show that energizes and entertains audiences of all ages! Kevin is joining us this evening after rescheduling due to the March snow storm.

Join us for “Forces of Nature: Art of and By Women” presenting the work of Helen Garcia and Meredith Pasky. The reception will feature a wine and cheese buffet and musical accompaniment by guitarist Peter Clemente. Don’t miss it!

Come learn how to play the Wii! The nature of the Wii means that you use your arms, legs and torso when playing. Most video games in the past had the player look at the screen and use a finger-controlled unit. So the Wii still engages the user in a physically active manner and it’s fun!

What is a Schubertiade? During Schubert’s lifetime, it was an intimate gathering of friends in a private home which featured Schubert’s music, poetry readings, dance and other sociable pastimes. Today, under the guidance of Executive Director Stanley Wilson and Artistic Director Sondra Kelly Worcester Schubertiade’s mission is to present accessible live performances of vocal and instrumental classical music in an intimate setting. Southgate is pleased to host this open to the public event throughout June featuring extraordinary singers from Boston, Metro-west and Worcester. The program schedule is as follows:

June 7th – Love and the Triangle – Opera Arias
June 14th – Death and Murder – Opera Arias
June 21st – Songs from Operettas
June 28th – Musical Theatre Night

ALL residents are welcome to join us each Thursday night for these 4 delightful “Summer Sings”.

SPANISH MASTERS: Master painters El Greco, Diego Velazquez and Francisco Goya recorded far more than the flavor of Spanish life and history. The wealthiest and most powerful country in Europe was also the most repressed. Join us for a look into almost 300 years of Spanish art and culture.

GWO’s professional artists present Mozart’s Don Giovanni, sung in original English translation, performed in a staged concert format. Set in medieval times, this sublime musical play tells the tale of Spain’s “Don Juan” through a cast of colorful characters and mesmerizing living statues. GWO’s trained singers combines the excellent training of the classical music world, with the spirit of community theatre, resulting in a company of committed and talented artists who work collaboratively together to create beautiful art in our own community. Public invited—all Southgate residents admitted free of charge.