On Friday, April 26, Caramoor welcomed our beloved Rosen Society Members and special guests from the Encore Society to the seventh annual Rosen Society Dinner: An Evening of Thanks. In addition to celebrating our leadership donors, we paused for a special presentation by CEO Jeff Haydon acknowledging Leslie Williams & Jim Attwood as well as Judy & Tony Evnin for their support of the Music Room restoration.
Originally appeared in the Fall 2018 — Spring 2019 Season Program Book
In the spring of 1968, a young college graduate started working at the Box Office to help with Caramoor’s Summer Music Festival. That young man, Hilton Bailey, was to stay at Caramoor for 35 years — what may be the longest employment in Caramoor history — and his devotion matched his long tenure.
Most people know Caramoor for its spectacular theaters but not many people take some time before the concert to explore the landscape that surrounds them. We get it, sometimes it can seem overwhelming with the amount of acreage that Caramoor sits on. So to help you out, we have asked the Caramoor staff a simple question: “Where is your favorite Caramoor spot?” For a lot of us, when we need to take a break from the computer or if we feel that we need to take a breath of air after a long meeting, we tend to go to a favorite spot for a bit of quiet and serenity.
Take a peek at this list for some ideas the next time you visit Caramoor!
Although you might think that the focus at Caramoor is only about Music and the Arts, as we celebrate World Book Day, we would like to celebrate Caramoor’s and our founders’ love of this art form as well.
In preparation for our upcoming Holiday Tea Musicales, our staff had the delicious responsibility of tasting an array of sandwiches and tea treats to ensure scrumptious spreads this December. Read on for a sneak preview.
