Midsummer’s Music, founded by Jim and Jean Berkenstock, has been bringing chamber music to Door County Wisconsin audiences for more than three decades.

Introduction to Midsummer’s Music

Featured Concerts

  • Sat, January 25
    Griffon String Quartet • Doctors in Recital
    7:00 pm at Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, Green Bay, WI
  • Sun, February 2
    Griffon String Quartet • Sunday Afternoon Live at the Chazen
    12:00 pm
  • Thu, February 6
    Bay Lakes Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser
    5:00 pm at Resch Center, Ashwaubenon, WI
  • Sat, February 15
    Green Bay Chamber Music Society
    6:00 pm
  • Thu, February 20
    Gather with the Griffon • Green Bay
    12:00 pm at First Presbyterian Green Bay, Green Bay, WI
  • Fri, February 21
    Griffon String Quartet Einstein Outreach • Fish Creek
    2:00 pm at Gibraltar School, Fish Creek
  • Sat, February 22
    Awlo Tonite
    10:30 am
  • Tue, February 25
    Einstein Program • Preble High School
    7:30 am at Preble High School, Green Bay
  • Tue, February 25
    Gather with the Griffon • Sturgeon Bay
    1:00 pm at MUSE, Sturgeon Bay
  • Fri, March 7
    Griffon String Quartet Einstein Program • Sunrise Elementary, Sturgeon Bay
    8:00 am at Sunrise Elementary School, Sturgeon Bay, WI
  • Fri, March 7
    Griffon String Quartet Spring Concert • Sturgeon Bay
    5:00 pm at Hope United Church of Christ, Sturgeon Bay, WI
  • Sat, March 8
    Griffon String Quartet Spring Concert • Green Bay
    3:00 pm at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Green Bay, Green Bay

Latest News

Midsummer’s Music Celebrates 35 Years of Extraordinary Chamber Music in Door County, Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series celebrates its 35th season of presenting exceptional chamber music in the vacation paradise of Door County, Wisconsin. Concerts hailed as “exciting, pulse-pounding and riveting” are in cultural, historical, and scenic locations, including art galleries, museums, historic sites, and private homes, with several venues offering… [Read More]

A Message from Jim Berkenstock

Dear Midsummer’s Music friend, I often get asked, “When you started Midsummer’s Music nearly 35 years ago, did you dream that it would grow into what it is today?” The short answer is no. But what we quickly saw was that it had a profound impact on many people. Carefully… [Read More]

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