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If there ever was a World Music super-group, this would be it. The BC World Music Collective brings together musicians from Cuba, Mexico, Brazil, Africa, and London, who now make their home in the beautiful province of BC. The collective is comprised of Adonis Puentes, Celso Machado, Tonye Aganaba, Kurai Blessing, JP Carter, Locarno (Tom Landa, Pedro Mota, Robin Layne, Liam MacDonald, Nick La Riviere, Kalissa Landa, Ronnie Swirl) and First Nations (Stō:lo/St’át’imc/Nlaka’pamux Territories) rapper, Ostwelve.

“These 13 musicians, all with their own careers in world music, brought energy and new life into musical traditions from around the world. The collaboration, musicianship and enthusiasm on stage was exciting...” ~ Dierdre Atkinson (Hornby Music Festival)

This concert is made possible in part by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts

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Skagit Symphony

The Skagit Symphony’s 40th Anniversary Season begins with three orchestral impressions of highlands. You’ll be transported to the Orkney Islands to crash a rustic wedding, followed by a Scottish Fantasy with our guest artist from the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, violinist Elisa Barston. Turning south, the Skagit Symphony's new Music Director’s inaugural concert ends with themes inspired by the Italian Alps in the monumental second symphony of Jean Sibelius.

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MVHS Choirs

Under the direction of Jesús Gómez, the Fall Concert opens the 2019-2020 Season for the Mount Vernon High School choirs.

Tickets are general admission and Pay What You Wish, available the day of show only. Plan to arrive EARLY to avoid the lines at the Box Office!

Fidalgo Youth Symphony

Young musicians from Skagit, Island, Whatcom, and Snohomish Counties, comprising Fidalgo Youth Symphony’s three ensembles, present selected Baroque, Classical, and Romantic master works for full orchestra, plus novelty pieces and a lively jazz finale. Come enjoy the artistic achievements of the talented performers on violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, horn, tuba, and percussion instruments!

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Pacific Northwest Opera

Sundays, November 3 & 10 3:00pm

Mefistofele is Arrigo Boito’s take on Goethe’s tale of Faust, the aging scholar who bargains his soul to the Devil to regain youth and passion. Boito is known mostly for the brilliant libretti he wrote for Verdi’s final two operas, Otello and Falstaff, but this, his only opera, was the one that launched superstar bass Samuel Ramey. Evan Boyer will make his PNO debut as Mefistofele. The cast includes PNO stars Corinna Quilliam, previously seen as Brunnhilde, Turandot and Aida, and Stephen Rumph who was Hoffmann in Tales of Hoffmann. James Brown, who has conducted PNO’s La Boheme, Carmen and Tales of Hoffmann, returns to the podium for Mefistofele. Sung in Italian with English subtitles.

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McIntyre Hall values our community partners who join us in providing priceless experiences for audiences and artists. We are very grateful to the following agencies, foundations, businesses, and individuals for their commitment to the inherent value of the performing arts and McIntyre Hall.

The City of Mount Vernon, the City of Burlington, Skagit County,

Skagit Community Foundation, Skagit Valley College Foundation,

Whidbey Weekly, Cascadia Weekly, Northwest Public Broadcasting,

KAPS Radio, KBRC Radio, Foothills Toyota,

Haggen Food & Pharmacy, Skagit Valley Food Coop, Third Street Café,

The Friends of McIntyre Hall