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CONCERTS

2026 Summer Concerts

 

Music was a lifelong passion of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who played the flute and often hosted Sunday concerts for friends and family at his New York City studio. When he and his family moved to Cornish full-time in 1900, these musical gatherings continued at Aspet, his beloved home and studio. Since 1952, the Saint-Gaudens Memorial has proudly carried on this tradition by sponsoring a summer concert series at the park.

Today, that legacy lives on through our free summer concert series, a celebration of music in one of New England’s most scenic settings. Held every Sunday afternoon in July and August at 2:00 PM, the series features eight weekly performances showcasing a wide range of musical genres—including classical, jazz, folk, funk, bluegrass, Broadway, Indigenous, and global traditions, as well as family-friendly selections.

Concerts are included with regular park admission, and all are welcome to enjoy the performances from the lawn. Bring your own blanket or chairs, pack a picnic, and relax with music in the same inspiring landscape that once moved a master sculptor.

Listen to our Summer Concert Series 2025

 

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YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

 

Donate to Saint Gaudens

 

These concerts are made possible thanks to generous donations from visitors like you. Your contribution helps us continue offering this cherished cultural tradition to the community each season.

We invite you to be a part of the legacy. Come for the art, stay for the music—and help keep the tradition alive.

 

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Funders

 

Annual Rosamond Edmondson Memorial Concert
Made possible through the generosity of Philip Burling

 

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
This project was funded in part by a grant from The James Tasker Covered Bridge Fund

 

Anonymous

 

 Henry Duffy
 River Valley Club
 Hypertherm Hope Foundation
 Western Art Alliance
 Claremont Savings Bank
 Mascoma Savings Bank

 

The New England States Touring program is made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts Regional Touring Program and the six New England state arts agencies.

NEA logo has stripes across the bottom leading to arts.govCT State Arts Logo New Hampshire Council on the Arts' logo reads "NH Arts" and has orange, pink, blue, and purple shaded in between dark blue lettering. RISCA Logo has a yellow smudge under RISCA.

We will announce our upcoming concerts soon!