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SUMMARY:Netherlands Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Alone\, Sarah E. Burke\, photo by Christina Goldberg \nEnjoy a peaceful Saturday stroll through the Netherlands! \n2026 Netherlands Exhibition at I‑Park\nA Two‑Hour Walk Through a 180‑Acre Experimental Memorial Park\nI‑Park is pleased to host its first Netherlands Exhibition of the 2026 season. Join us for a two‑hour\, self‑paced walk through a 180‑acre experimental memorial park\, where memory‑themed artworks are integrated into a landscape of meandering streams\, lush wetlands\, ferns and fiddleheads\, stone walls and a tranquil garden where you can rest and reflect. \nThis exhibition follows two well‑received presentations in 2025 and continues I‑Park’s commitment to international\, interdisciplinary creative exchange. \nEvent Details\nDate: Saturday\, August 8\, 2026\nTime: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm \nArrive at 9:45 AM for 10 AM self-guided walk \nArrive at 10:45 AM for 11 AM self-guided walk \nGuided Walk at 10:00 am only \nLocation: Check‑in and parking at I‑Park; 5-minute shuttle ride to the entrance of the Netherlands.\nSeveral participating artists will be present throughout the day. \nTickets\nAll proceeds support I‑Park’s international\, non-profit artists‑in‑residence program.\nSelf-Guided General Admission\n• Adults: $25\n• Children under 17: Free\nGuided Trail Walk (Limited Availability)\n• Adults: $50\n• Children under 17: Free\nDocent‑led walks offer an enhanced experience. Please reserve early.\nImportant Information \nParking & Access\nThere is no parking in the Netherlands. All guests must park and check in at I‑Park. \nTrail Conditions\nThe terrain includes natural trip hazards such as roots\, stumps\, rocks\, depressions and slippery areas after rain. Some trails may be closed for safety and will be marked with orange ribbons. \nVisitor Guidelines\n• No pets allowed at I‑Park or in the Netherlands.\n• Many installations\, especially in the Mini Village\, are fragile. Please do not touch or climb on artworks.\n• Keep children close at all times.\n• The site is not ADA compliant\, though partial accommodations may be possible with advance notice. \nWhat to Bring\n• Sturdy walking shoes\n• Water bottle\n• Insect spray \nClick for tickets \nPurchasing a ticket signifies agreement to I‑Park’s Visitor Code of Conduct.\nQuestions?\nContact us at events@i-park.org or 860‑873‑2468. \n  \nSAVE THE DATE | August 21 I-Park Presents – Latitude 49: Five New Compositions \nThis concert is the culmination of a 10-day residency at I-Park. In this intimate setting\, the participants will share ideas as they workshop five new works for their world premieres. The residency pairs a high-profile ensemble with five composers. Benefits for the composers: hearing their music refined and reimagined in real time\, candid dialogue and artistic risk-taking. And somewhat uniquely\, an assurance from the ensemble that the new works will have an impactful performance lifespan beyond the premiere. \nThis year’s ensemble-in-residence is Latitude 49. Blending the finesse of a classical ensemble with the drive and precision of a finely tuned rock band\, Latitude 49 has been energizing audiences with the most exciting music of our time since 2012. Latitude 49’s work with living composers is at the heart of its mission\, yielding nearly 100 premieres since the group’s founding in 2012 by a multitude of composers ranging from aspiring students to Pulitzer prize-winning masters. Latitude 49 is Max Geissler\, cello; Andy Hall\, saxophones; Andy Hudson\, clarinets; Jani Parsons\, piano; Chris Sies\, percussion and electronics; Timothy Steeves\, violin and viola. \nI-Park is proud to bring together the following composers and Latitude 49:\nDavid Crowell\, New York\nPeter Fahey\, Ireland\nGemma Peacocke\, New Zealand\nCole Reyes\, Illinois\nMax Vinetz\, New York \nThis onsite residency is a unique opportunity for composers and musicians to engage in a respectful\, creative dialogue. The compositions will be transformed in subtle\, and sometimes dramatic\, ways. The amount of rehearsal time invested in these performances will be readily apparent at the concert! \nIn person VIP tickets with post concert reception are $45\, or purchase a livestream ticket for $10.00. \nCLICK FOR TICKETS TO LATITUDE 49: Five New Compositions
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LOCATION:I-Park\, 428 Hopyard Road\, East Haddam\, CT\, 06423\, United States
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SUMMARY:I-Park Presents - Latitude 49: Five New Compositions
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Brittany Faith Photography \nThis concert is the culmination of a 10-day residency at I-Park. In this intimate setting\, the participants will share ideas as they workshop five new works for their world premieres. The residency pairs a high-profile ensemble with five composers. Benefits for the composers: hearing their music refined and reimagined in real time\, candid dialogue and artistic risk-taking. And somewhat uniquely\, an assurance from the ensemble that the new works will have an impactful performance lifespan beyond the premiere. \nThis year’s ensemble-in-residence is Latitude 49. Blending the finesse of a classical ensemble with the drive and precision of a finely tuned rock band\, Latitude 49 has been energizing audiences with the most exciting music of our time since 2012. Latitude 49’s work with living composers is at the heart of its mission\, yielding nearly 100 premieres since the group’s founding in 2012 by a multitude of composers ranging from aspiring students to Pulitzer prize-winning masters. Latitude 49 is Max Geissler\, cello; Andy Hall\, saxophones; Andy Hudson\, clarinets; Jani Parsons\, piano; Chris Sies\, percussion and electronics; Timothy Steeves\, violin and viola. \nI-Park is proud to bring together the following composers and Latitude 49:\nDavid Crowell\, New York\nPeter Fahey\, Ireland\nGemma Peacocke\, New Zealand\nCole Reyes\, Illinois\nMax Vinetz\, New York \nThis onsite residency is a unique opportunity for composers and musicians to engage in a respectful\, creative dialogue. The compositions will be transformed in subtle\, and sometimes dramatic\, ways. The amount of rehearsal time invested in these performances will be readily apparent at the concert! \nIn person VIP with post concert reception tickets are $45\, or purchase a livestream ticket for $10.00. \nPurchase tickets \nQuestions can be directed to events@i-park.org or 860-873-2468. \nThis year’s residency is generously funded by grants from the Bafflin Foundation\, Maximilian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation and Elizabeth Raymond Ambler Trust.
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LOCATION:I-Park\, 428 Hopyard Road\, East Haddam\, CT\, 06423\, United States
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