Sharon King Hoge is a travel writer with a wide range of media experience as a writer, editor and on-air television personality.
Sharon King Hoge is a travel writer with a wide range of media experience as a writer, editor and on-air television personality.
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Adjunct Events at the BSO’s Great Music Festival in the Berkshires
While picnics on the lawn outside the big Koussevitsky Music Shed are the principle attraction for those who journey to Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s iconic summer music festival in western Massachusetts, audiences should not overlook another option. Also on the grounds is Seiji Ozawa Hall, a handsome acclaimed wood auditorium. Housing the BSO’s Fellowship Program and hosting concerts and programs, the Ozawa offers concert-goers an additional venue and line-up.
Many concert-goers pack picnics, simple or elaborate. In addition, sandwiches and snacks are on sale. Personal picnics are packed in Tanglewood totes for those who order ahead. More intimate than the Shed, Seiji Ozawa Hall offers another good reason to travel to Tanglewood.
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