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The Salyards Center for the Arts is located in
CONWAY VILLAGE at 110 Main Street
- look for a brick building with a large sign indicating:
Salyards Center for the Arts
Convenient parking behind building ~ Handicap Accessible

Current Events Page
INFORMATION ABOUT UPCOMING EVENTS AT SALYARDS

Salyards Center for the Arts
is available for both public and private events.

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and check back from time to time
to learn about upcoming activities you won't want to miss!

The Concert series will feature the Salyards’ newly restored Hubbard Harpsichord in performance of a variety of Baroque Chamber Music,
both solo and in combination with other instruments.

On Sunday, March 4th, the program will feature string instruments directed by Chris Nourse, violinist and faculty member at Mountain
Top Music.

On Sunday, March 11th, the concert will feature woodwind instruments directed by Brian Charles, oboist and owner of North Conway Music Shop.

And the final concert in the series, on Sunday, March 18th will combine both strings and woodwinds with the harpsichord in a chamber orchestra directed by George Weis, harpsichordist and Director of Mountain Top Music Center.

The Salyards Center for the Arts
is located at
110 Main Street
Conway, NH
Parking available at rear of buildling
Handicap accessible

HOW TO GET TICKETS:

Tickets to the concert series are available in advance at
North Conway Music Shop, 2988 White Mountain Highway,
North Conway, NH ~ 356-3562

OR

At the door.

Suggested donation: $10 or

3-ticket Series: $25

Please contribute more if you can.
This project to fully restore all three instruments:
the Harpsichord (completed);
the Clavichord (in progress) and the Virginal
requires only $ 3,000 to bring the restoration
of all three instruments to fruition.
Your support and financial assistance
to make this unique trio available
in our community is appreciated.

Produced by Ken Turley, originator of the project, all proceeds will go towards renovations of the remaining two keyboards and completion of the Baroque Trio Project.

The three keyboards, harpsichord, clavichord and virginal, are to be the house instruments for Salyards Performing Arts Center to encourage the study, performance and enjoyment of Baroque Music.

Ken Turley, shown with newly restored
Hubbard Harpsichord
at Salyards Center for the Arts, Conway, NH

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