Upcoming Events Events

Every Friday night, enjoy jazz, blues, and more in the intimate setting of the Majestic Café. 
More details above at “learn more”.

The Mountain Top Community Orchestra, directed by Christopher Dzengelewsi, presents a selection of pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach. 

The program includes Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #4 - Tim Arnold, Jane O'Brien and Kate Vachon, soloists; and Overture from the Orchestral Suite in B minor - Brenda Burney, soloist. Several shorter pieces round out the program, including one arranged by Maine composer and musician Ken Turley. 

These concerts are open to the public by donation (donations may be made on line or in person at the door); funds collected help support the orchestra's purchase of new music. 

Mountain Top's  Monday Night chamber music class presents a potpourri of pieces from this semester. The program will include a klezmer arrangement and a tango, plus a selection of classical pieces. 

Both audience and musicians will be seated on the Majestic stage for an intimate experience! 

Marion Posner, storyteller, presents stories from different parts of the British Isles – some serious, some humorous, all entertaining! She'll be joined by Kate Vachon, Mountain Top office manager, providing music and a variety of sound effects. 

All First Friday events are open to the public by donation, in keeping with Mountain Top Music Center's mission of "enriching lives with music.” 

Produced by Arts in Motion Theater Company, this is a 60-minute musical adaptation of the 2016 Disney animated film, bringing the adventures of Moana and her village of Motunui to life onstage. GET TICKETS FROM ARTS IN MOTION

The Heliand Consort presents Vignettes, an evocative program of miniatures and songs

Pianist Cynthia Huard, oboist Katie Oprea, and bassoonist Rachael Elliott return to Mountain Top Music to perform pieces by Haydn, Beethoven, Clemence de Granval, William Grant Still, Chick Corea and others.

Beloved for their joyful performances and captivating storytelling, Heliand builds bridges to the past and illuminates connections to the music of our time. Now in their 16th season, Heliand’s members combine their varied and diverse musical experiences from around the world to create programs that are dynamic, compelling, and fun.

At a spectacular private home in Silver Lake. Directions provided with ticket purchase. Tickets $40. 

Visit Cold River Radio Show for more information and to purchase in person and livestream tickets. This event is produced by Aspect Productions New England. 

The Majestic Theatre

Singing in community with others is an embodiment of the universal need to connect and share with one another, and a direct path to wellness and joy.  Through simple, original, a cappella songs, Heather and Bernice will gently and joyfully guide participants through a shared time of singing together.  

The Gibson Center's annual gala will showcase the talents, accomplishments and contributions of seniors to the Mount Washington Valley. Laura Knoy, renowned New Hampshire journalist and founding host of New Hampshire Public Radio’s “The Exchange,”  moderates a panel discussion among Mary Bastoni, musician and artist;  Peter Fauver, judge and mediator; Bernie Livingston, coach and mentor; and Barbara Theriault, Jen's Friends board member and all-around enthusiast. 

Attendees will enjoy hors d'oeuvres by chef Dave Blodgett, a cash bar, and a silent auction. Proceeds benefit the Gibson Center. 

Doors open at 6, and the program begins at 7. 

Internationally-known multi-instrumentalist Gunhild Carling, with a band of supporting musicians, will perform at the 2023 Majestic Gala! Tickets on sale now.

In 1969, The Beatles walked across Abbey Road and away from the studio where they created the most important body of work that any rock band has before or since.

IMAGINE brings together the solo hits of the individual Beatles as they might have sounded had they continued together and if their legendary producer George Martin would have crafted these songs along with them.

IMAGINE was crafted by composer, orchestrator and arranger Christopher Eastburn and Joe Boucher, a native of Biddeford, Maine. Joe is a singer and songwriter with years of performing and touring experience, and is currently an on-air host for Maine Public Classical radio. 

Patrons under 18 must be accompanied by parent / guardian.  Doors and Majestic Cafe concessions open at 6:30 pm, music at 7:30 pm. 

The musicians of "Novel Jazz" have been performing straight-ahead jazz around Maine and New England for over three decades. They draw from the Great American Songbook and specialize in the works of Edward Kennedy ("Duke") Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. Eighteen years ago, they embarked on a project to go through the massive archive of compositions by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn - who wrote about 2,500 pieces between them - transcribe some lesser known gems for the band and reinterpret them with a 21st century sound. Their fourth CD was released in the summer of 2019. The band has performed in opera houses, theaters, clubs, outdoor concerts, far and wide. Several two-hour programs dedicated to Novel Jazz have been broadcast on Maine Public Radio's jazz show, "Jazz Tonight" over the years. 

Patrons under 18 must be accompanied by parent / guardian.  Doors and Majestic Cafe concessions open at 6:30 pm, music at 7:30 pm. 

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“Take a seat” at the Majestic!

The doors of the fully renovated Majestic Theatre are open (with precautions)! Although we have a functional stage, we need additional equipment and furnishings to bring the Majestic to its full potential.  Sponsorship of the seats is a wonderful way for YOU to participate in this effort!

How it works...

On the following screens, you can choose various ways to "sponsor a seat" (or several!)  All seat sponsorships are in perpetuity and come with the option to add a plaque to the seat bearing a name or dedication.

PLEASE NOTE: In order to make this process work conveniently online, we’ve set up seat selection and sponsorship payment in our ticketing software – that means, it’ll look just as if you’re purchasing tickets to an event on December 31, 2021 (an arbitrary date). 

There are three levels of sponsorship in this campaign:

$250 – Choose from seats shown in blue

$500 – Choose from seats shown in orange

$1000 – Choose from seats shown in gold*

*special benefit at the $1000 dollar (and above) level – early ticket purchase option to all ticketed events produced by Mountain Top for the next two years!

Click "Get Tickets" to get started

If you are interested in making a major gift to this campaign, please contact MTMC Executive Director George Wiese at 603-447-4737 ext. 304. Donors contributing at the $5000 and above level may choose naming options for any two available seats in the theatre, regardless of section.