Upcoming Events › Performance

Featuring principal trumpet Terry Everson alongside his son and fellow trumpetist, Peter Everson collaborating with pianist Colin Welford in works by Vivaldi, Holloway, Ketting, Hansen, Johnson, Hubeau, Stephenson and Everson. Tickets are limited to 100 per concert. PMF requires proof of vaccination for patrons of all ages or a negative COVID test within 72hrs of the performance. $30/ticket. $10/students & children. $75/series subscription, available only via phone call.

5:30pm. Social hour starts followed by heavy hors d'oeuvres and light desserts (6pm). A cash bar is open throughout the evening. 7pm. Katie Ernst (vocals and bass) along with Neil Hemphill (drums), Tom Vaitsas (piano) and Dustin Laurenzi (tenor saxophone) will perform classic love songs and jazz standards. Limited seating, masks required. $80/person.

Featuring Washington Island native, virtuoso and recipient of PMF’s 2019 George Verheyden Memorial College Scholarship, Jonathan Bass, with works by Price, Schuman, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Debussy. Tickets are limited to 100 per concert. PMF requires proof of vaccination for patrons of all ages or a negative COVID test within 72hrs of the performance. $30/ticket. $10/students & children. $75/series subscription, available only via phone call.

Powerfully and playfully blazing new trails in both their music and activism, Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, and Nina Simone became three of the twentieth century’s most influential vocalists. Charenée Wade, Camille Thurman, and Tahira Clayton (backed by an all-female band) celebrate the lasting legacies of these iconic artists with performances of some of their classic songs. $35-$58/ticket.

Featuring Sturgeon Bay's grade 6-12 bands. Food and refreshments available for purchase. Benefits activities for band students. Held in the high school gym. $5/table seating. $4/bleacher seating, adult. $3/bleacher seating, ages 7-18. Free/bleacher seating, age 6 & younger. Tickets can be purchased in the school band room.

Family concerts featuring contemporary and historic classical composers. Pay-what-you-can. Venues TBD.

Family concerts featuring contemporary and historic classical composers. Pay-what-you-can. Venues TBD.

Family concerts featuring contemporary and historic classical composers. Pay-what-you-can. Venues TBD.

Together, this all-female a cappella quintet celebrates the African philosophy “ubuntu,” which values humanity’s compassion and interconnectedness. Drawing international acclaim for its inventive performances, Nobuntu’s concerts range from traditional Zimbabwean songs to Afro-jazz to gospel. $28-48/ticket.

Led by classically trained string players Wil B. (viola) and Kev Marcus (violin), Black Violin fuses R&B, soul, rock, hip-hop, and classical styles with astonishing results. $28-45/ticket.