Free Children's Concert
"Harmony the Hare"
Friday August 14, 2026, noon
Outdoor Pavilion
Offered by Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival
Admission
Free
Lopez Center Outdoor Stage
HARMONY THE HARE
Created by Alexandra Preucil
A Musical Adventure for Children with String Quartet, Narrator and Singer!
Alexandra Preucil, singer; Nicole Preucil, narrator; Nathan Olson, violin; Zachary DePue, violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Lachezar Kostov, cello.
Micki Ryan, Children’s Concert Coordinator
Come one, come all children and families for another delightful Lopez Children's Concert offered by the professional musicians of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival. Bring a blanket or folding chair, and a hat to protect from the sun.
Harmony the Hare is trying to conduct a concert, and discovered he has lots of help from his friends! First comes a rare singing bear, but his song is a ROAR! Then a woodpecker, whose sound is a pound pound pound! Each woodland animal finds his voice in the musical instruments on the Lopez Pavilion outdoor stage, big voices and soft, fast voices and slow. A hopping frog dances, a red fox does the cha-cha-cha, a grey wolf hoo-ooo-owls and so can you! Come join this musical menagerie under the sun!
Small snacks and water will be provided, and Lopez Center will be open for rest room use.
And while you are here, experiment with your own harmony in Lopez Center's Music Garden right next to the pavilion!
HARMONY THE HARE
Created by Alexandra Preucil
A Musical Adventure for Children with String Quartet, Narrator and Singer!
Alexandra Preucil, singer; Nicole Preucil, narrator; Nathan Olson, violin; Zachary DePue, violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Lachezar Kostov, cello.
Micki Ryan, Children’s Concert Coordinator
Come one, come all children and families for another delightful Lopez Children's Concert offered by the professional musicians of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival. Bring a blanket or folding chair, and a hat to protect from the sun.
Harmony the Hare is trying to conduct a concert, and discovered he has lots of help from his friends! First comes a rare singing bear, but his song is a ROAR! Then a woodpecker, whose sound is a pound pound pound! Each woodland animal finds his voice in the musical instruments on the Lopez Pavilion outdoor stage, big voices and soft, fast voices and slow. A hopping frog dances, a red fox does the cha-cha-cha, a grey wolf hoo-ooo-owls and so can you! Come join this musical menagerie under the sun!
Small snacks and water will be provided, and Lopez Center will be open for rest room use.
And while you are here, experiment with your own harmony in Lopez Center's Music Garden right next to the pavilion!