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GATO6 featuring Suzi Stern

August 27 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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Soak in the beauty of The Mount as soulful jazz drifts through the summer air. Our annual music series returns with Sounds of Summer, featuring an exciting lineup of live performances curated by jazz musician Michael Junkins. Bring a blanket, stretch out on the lawn, and enjoy a picnic—or grab a bite from the food truck in the Forecourt. Signature cocktails and refreshing drinks will be available at the Bar at the Terrace Café. Join us for an easygoing evening of music with friends! 

In August, GATO6 returns to The Mount! Led by composer George Oldziey, GATO 6 is Austin’s premier Latin Jazz band. This high-powered, all-star ensemble performs Oldziey’s original music, which draws on his myriad world music and jazz influences. The band features locally, nationally, and internationally renowned artists. For this performance, GATO 6 is joined by Lenox’s own Suzi Stern, renowned jazz vocalist, lyricist, composer, and educator.  

IMPORTANT EVENT INFORMATION:

  • Sounds of Summer performances take place on The Mount’s Terrace under an open-air shade tent. Speakers are set up on the lawn so guests can also enjoy the music throughout the grounds and gardens. Please check the weather forecast and plan accordingly.
  • In the event of extreme weather—such as excessive heat or severe thunderstorms—performances will be cancelled. This webpage and The Mount’s homepage will be updated at 2:00 pm on the day of the concert if a cancellation is necessary.
  • Seating on the Terrace is first-come, first-served! Please consider bringing a blanket and/or chairs to enjoy the show from the lawn. Accessible seating is available! To make arrangements, phone: 413-551-5111; ext. #2
  • Please park in the Upper Parking Lot. Our parking lot has been redesigned and recently reopened to the public, so we ask for your patience as our parking attendants help you park safely. We recommend arriving fifteen minutes early to allow time to enjoy the quarter-mile walk down the driveway to the Mansion. If you require assistance to the concert location, a golf cart shuttle will be running throughout the afternoon and evening. Pick-up and drop-off points will be clearly marked, and seating is available while you wait.
  • A Kid Zone with lawn games, crafts, and other fun activities will be set up on the lawn near the French Garden. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome!
  • The Bar at the Terrace Café will be open at 5:00 pm! The Notorious B.I.T.E. and Flavorful Bites food trucks will begin serving at 5:30 pm. Please note: The Mount’s alcohol license does not permit outside beverages to be brought in. Help maintain our status with the Mass ABCC by patronizing The Mount’s Terrace Bar!

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Date:
August 27
Time:
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Price:

FREE

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