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How I See Music is an educational program produced as part of Festival Napa Valley’s Arts for All initiative. Conducted as a free, on-site workshop at schools, senior activity centers, and community centers, How I See Music combines “ears-on” and “hands-on” learning to explore symphonic music for listeners ages 5 to 95, teaching deep listening skills and the concept of abstraction in the visual arts.
The Frost School at Festival Napa Valley's Blackburn Music Academy is an immersive summer conservatory for emerging professional instrumentalists in the idyllic setting of Napa Valley.
Festival Napa Valley enriches lives through the power of music. With a focus on youth and education, the Festival offers inspiring programs for students of all backgrounds, tuition-free academies for young artists, and scholarships that nurture the next generation. Through music and wellness initiatives and opportunities for lifelong learning, Festival Napa Valley helps create a thriving, healthy, and engaged community.
Families with young children are invited to enjoy fun, hands-on activities together at Festival Napa Valley's Family Zone. Located on the Great Lawn at Charles Krug next to general audience lawn seating, the Family Zone is an interactive space where young audience members can explore their creativity before and after Festival performances.
Festival Napa Valley has elected four new members to its Board of Directors: Kathleen McIntosh, David L. Taub, Bill Urbach, and Jane Fujishige Yada.
Winter Wonderland, featuring Dr. Vincent Pierce, harp
Discover shimmering melodies and learn about the harp as we celebrate the Winter season with Vincent Pierce. MusicTime in the Library is a Festival Napa Valley Arts for All program, supported in part by the Napa County Library.
