Photo by Stoddard Whitridge
Dear Great Waters Community,
We are overjoyed to welcome you to the 2024 Great Waters Music Festival concert season. This year, we are thrilled to present a spectacular program of performers for our Concerts in the Clouds and Concerts in Town. The anticipation is palpable as we prepare to bring you a season filled with unforgettable musical experiences.
Our concert homes, both at the Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough and at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, are centuries-old icons where we are privileged to fulfill our mission of showcasing the best musical talent in the Lakes Region. We look forward to introducing our 2024 Dave & Barbara Lobdell Scholarship recipients on stage. These young people will continue to pursue excellence in music performance and education in the years ahead. We also welcome five Great Waters summer interns who will benefit from genuinely hands-on concert preparation and production during our summer season.
Great Waters’ success is a testament to the unwavering support of our army of volunteers, the dedication of our talented staff and crew, and the generosity of our benefactors. But it is your presence and support that truly breathe life into these events. Our partnership with Chuck Clark, the esteemed Executive Director of Castle in the Clouds, and Kristy Kerin, the visionary Head of School at Brewster Academy, has allowed us to plan for and execute the caliber of musical performances for which we are known. We are deeply grateful to all of them, and to you, our cherished patrons, for being the heart and soul of the Great Waters Music Festival.
No matter which venue you visit this summer, we hope you attend all of our concerts, “In the Clouds” and “In Town.” Sit back, sing along, and join in the fun! Music truly is the language of the soul.
Warmest regards,
Joan Myers Executive Director at Great
Waters
Dear Friends of Great Waters,
Great Waters’ journey from its inception at Brewster Academy in 1995 to its current residence under the Great Waters tent at Castle in the Clouds for the past four years has been nothing short of extraordinary. This is because of the dedication of our board of directors, the incredible team in the office led so efficiently by our Executive Director, Joan Myers, and, most importantly, the support and loyalty from our community.
We are deeply grateful for the generosity of our sponsors and donors. Thanks to Eastern Propane & Oil's support, we were able to add the new Diamond Level to our sponsorship list. We also want to thank our Platinum-level sponsors, Belknap Landscape and Fidelity Investments, for their continued commitments to Great Waters. We appreciate all our Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Supporter sponsors, individual donors and ticket buyers, and our season ticket holders. Thank you to the many businesses that have placed ads in our program and generously donated items for our Gala. We couldn't do this without you. And don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's GALA on August 21st, featuring Abby Mueller, who starred in Broadway’s blockbuster musicals Beautiful , The Carole King Story, Kinky Boots, and SIX .
This year, we proudly introduced two new initiatives that we believe will greatly enhance your festival experience. The debut of The Cloud Club, a unique space for our most dedicated supporters to connect and enjoy the festival, has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm. We also launched the innovative Ride & Dine Music Series concept in partnership with the Wolfeboro Trolley and the Birch and Vine Restaurant, offering a delightful culinary journey alongside our musical performances. These initiatives not only demonstrate our dedication to innovation and creativity but also our commitment to providing you with the best possible festival experience.
Thank you for your continued support, which not only sustains us but also allows us to thrive…..for the love of music.
With gratitude,
Barbara Olcott Board of Directors, Chair
Great Waters Ride and Dine
Great Waters is excited to debut a 2024 summer collaboration with the Wolfeboro Trolley Company and the Birch & Vine Restaurant . Just imagine the delight of having transportation provided to you by the iconic Jolly the Trolley in Wolfeboro, a delicious three-course dinner at the popular Birch & Vine restaurant in Tuftonboro, and attendance at any of the six Concerts in the Clouds at Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough. This long-awaited opportunity is made possible by the generosity of these three local businesses, who have each sharpened their pencils and saved their calendar dates to provide transportation to and from Wolfeboro, including pickup and drop off at both Kingswood Arts Center and Taylor Community Back Bay, a complete dinner, and “under the tent” seats at all Great Waters concerts at the Castle. Of course, after the concert, the Trolley promises to return to both locations in Wolfeboro at the end of the evening!
Tickets to the Great Waters Dinner Series are limited to thirty-four people for each concert. The menu at Birch & Vine will vary for each concert date, and Great Waters will provide comfy cushions for an even more satisfying trip to and from on the Wolfeboro Trolley. The Trolley will leave Wolfeboro at 5:00 p.m. The dinner at Birch & Vine will be a varied buffet each week with options for vegetarians. Cocktails are an added charge at both Birch & Vine and the concert. The Trolley will return to their locations in Wolfeboro immediately following the concert. The price is $120 per person, including all tips and gratuities. If you already have tickets to a concert, you can pay $80 per person and join for just the ride and the dine portion!
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Please contact the Great Waters office at 603-569-7710 or online at GreatWaters.org to reserve your seat!
YOUR DREAM RETIREMENT
Finding a home at Taylor means more than access to a stunning new apartment – it means receiving the keys to present and future peace of mind.
Taylor Community is located in the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire with campus locations in both Laconia and Wolfeboro. Whether you prefer an active lifestyle lled with tness classes and an extensive lineup of social and recreational opportunities, or would rather enjoy a ne dining experience with friends after a day spent by the lake...Taylor is the place for you!
Brewster Academy and Castle in the Clouds Partnership
Great Waters Music Festival is pleased to announce the continuation of its partnership with Brewster Academy and the Castle in the Clouds, which brings outstanding summer concerts to the Lakes Region this summer. During July and August, Great Waters will present well-known performers under its large acoustical tent in the meadow near Shannon Pond at the Castle and Brewster’s indoor and more intimate settings in Wolfeboro.
Chuck Clark, Executive Director of Castle in the Clouds, emphasizes the significance of nonprofit collaboration for community welfare. He expresses his excitement about the Castle's role in providing the setting, while Great Waters contributes the music. This partnership allows both organizations to leverage their unique assets and skills, ultimately benefiting the entire community. Great Waters values the opportunity to host its concerts in a stunning space that enhances the quality and beauty of the musical performances. The Castle’s central location in Moultonborough offers a convenient and breathtaking venue for both full-time and summer residents of the Lakes Region.
Kristy Kerin, Brewster Academy Head of School, expresses her delight in continuing the longstanding relationship with Great Waters. She highlights the significance of the Great Waters Concert Series in bringing a diverse range of musicians to the community. The series not only enriches the cultural landscape but also fosters a sense of community and connection. This summer, Great Waters will feature three exceptional performances, two at the Pinckney Boathouse and one at the newly reimagined Rogers Building, now known as the Grayson Student Center, in honor of the Grayson Family's instrumental role in the renovation.
Joan Myers, the Executive Director of Great Waters, says: “Bringing our communities together in beautiful settings to hear magnificent performers is a privilege. We’re always thrilled to witness the magic at these concerts and know we’ve played a role in creating lasting memories.”
Great Waters, Brewster Academy, and Castle in the Clouds are nonprofit organizations.
Great Waters by the Numbers
$16,000 in scholarships awarded to 7 Lakes Region students in 2024
More than 4,000 tickets sold
Patrons came from 255 towns in 22 states—and 2 countries
72 Businesses proudly displayed Great Waters mug and brochures promoting the season
7 beautifully painted pianos placed around Wolfeboro
Enjoyed by hundreds of people living in and visiting Wolfeboro
Patrons from every town in the Lakes Region (and beyond!) attend Great Waters performances
Introducing The Cloud Club
In partnership with Eastern Propane & Oil, Great Waters is thrilled to announce a new membership opportunity for our patrons. Meet The Cloud Club— an exclusive, pre-concert experience for our most supportive patrons.
The Cloud Club provides members-only access to the reimagined Great Waters hospitality tent before every Concert in the Clouds performance, with preferred parking directly alongside. Inside the tent, members will enjoy an array of complimentary drinks and enhanced appetizers as they get to know fellow members and the Great Waters leadership team!
As a member of The Cloud Club, you will receive early access to ticket sales and a special newsletter. Sign up now and look forward to your unique Cloud Club parking tag, Cloud Club member identification, and exciting surprises to be announced as we approach the summer!
The Cloud Club provides a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow music lovers, build relationships in our community, and elevate your overall Great Waters concert experience. We can’t wait to see you in the tent!
The future of the lake is in your hands.
Cyanobacteria is a growing threat to Lake Winnipesaukee, putting its future at risk.
But together, we can protect it. Our mission is to ensure the moments we all cherish on the lake don’t become a distant memory. Learn more about how you can help us safeguard Winnipesaukee today, and for generations to come: scan the code, or go to www.winnipesaukee.org/great-waters
— formerly Lake Winnipesaukee Association
LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE ALLIANCE
Family
Empire Trio
"You Raise Me Up"
Wednesday, July 17 at 7:30 p.m.
• BREWSTER ACADEMY'S GRAYSON STUDENT CENTER
YOU RAISE ME UP features the glorious music made popular by the legendary Josh Groban and some of his best-known contemporaries, including Celine Dion, Andrea Bocelli, and Sarah Brightman.
Sponsored in part by the Curvey Family Foundation and Mary and Jim Michener.
*Please stay after the show for a special Q&A with the performers.
The Docksiders
The Yacht Rock Experience
Saturday, July 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Ride and Dine Music Series Available
The Docksiders are composed of music industry veterans, led by three-time Grammy™ nominee Kevin Sucher. Their unique tribute act of your favorite “soft rock” songs of the 1970s and 80s—now defined as Yacht Rock—has entertained thousands of people for years.
20 Ride –Zac Brown Tribute
Saturday, July 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Ride and Dine Music Series Available
“AUTHENTIC VOCALS, AUTHENTIC MUSIC, and an AUTHENTIC BAND.”
America’s #1 Zac Brown Tribute Band, 20 RIDE, is American Country/Folk music at its finest. As the first tribute of its kind, they are taking audiences by storm.
Birch & Vine celebrates the Ride & Dine Music Series
427 Gov Wentworth Hwy Melvin Village Tues 4pm-9pm Wed—Sat 11:30am-9pm Ice Cream Window Open Same Hours 603-544-3800
Judy Collins
Saturday, August 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Ride and Dine Music Series Available
Award-winning singer-songwriter Judy Collins has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. Judy Collins is as creatively vigorous as ever, writing, touring worldwide, and nurturing fresh talent.
The Greatest Love of All The Whitney Houston Show
Friday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Ride and Dine Music Series Available
Whitney Houston’s musical legacy is brought to life in this critically acclaimed tribute show, which has been described as “mind-blowingly spot on.” This special once-in-a-lifetime concert event will leave audiences wanting more and talking about it for years to come. Not Associated with the Estate of
Rebecca Robbins
The Oscar Songbook
Wednesday, August 14 at 7:30 p.m.
• BREWSTER ACADEMY'S PINCKNEY BOATHOUSE
From timeless classics to contemporary hits, The Oscar Songbook features 21 Oscar-winning songs sung by Broadway’s Rebecca Robbins. This West Virginia native is a Broadway actress, headliner vocalist, cabaret artist, and regional theatre performer. Career highlights include two Broadway shows, seven Off-Broadway shows, and one North American Tour.
Sponsored in part by the Curvey Family Foundation.
with thanks to all who support Great Waters Henri, Anni, and Jeff McGuinness
David Brighton's "SPACE ODDITY"
The Quintessential David Bowie Experience
Saturday, August 17 at 7:30 p.m.
Ride and Dine Music Series Available
David Brighton is credited as being the world’s best David Bowie impersonator, with one of the most entertaining acts ever to hit the stage. SPACE ODDITY is a live, theatrically staged, elaborately costumed multi-media spectacle that transports audiences on a musical journey through the constantly metamorphosing career of David Bowie.
2024 fundraising gala
An Evening with Abby Mueller
Singing Carole King and more wednesday, august 21st
5 p.m. Complimentary Cocktails, Appetizers & Silent Auction
5:45 p.m. Dinner
6:45 p.m. Performance
7:45 p.m. Live Auction
Celebrate this evening and our community of patrons with complimentary drinks and a cocktail reception, where you can bid on some elegant and fun Silent Auction items. There is something for everyone tonight. Our sit-down dinner will be followed by a special evening of music featuring Grammy nominee and Drama Desk Award winner Abby Mueller (Broadway star of SIX and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical ).
This event is the ultimate celebration of Great Waters' 28th Season. All funds raised from table sponsors, ticket sales, silent and live auctions, and Raise the Paddle will support next year's performances, scholarships, and operating budget..
Thank you for attending and supporting Great Waters.
Tickets sold individually or by table. Individual tickets: $200
Super Star Table of 8: $3,500 Sponsor a Mega Star Table of 10: $5,000
SCAN FOR tickets
PLEASE RSVP BY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14
For more information visit GreatWaters.org, email info@GreatWaters.org, or call (603) 569-7710
2024 FUNDRAISING GALA
Evening with Abby Mueller
Singing Carole King and more
Wednesday, August 21 at 5 p.m.
Join Grammy nominee and Drama Desk Award winner Abby Mueller (Broadway star of Six and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) for a special evening of music. With a unique, soulful voice that floats effortlessly between musical theater, pop, and American Songbook standards, Abby explores some of her favorites, from Carole to Adele, Les Mis to West Side Story, and beyond.
Tickets are sold individually or by table. Purchase tickets & tables online. Individual Star seats $200, Super Star Table of 8 is $3,500, and Mega Star Table of 10 for $5,000.
RSVP by Wednesday, August 14
The Gala performance is not part of the Seasonal Series pricing.
General Admission with seating at the event with Super Star or Mega Star tables having premium seating.
The Gala will include silent auction items, live auction baskets, Raise the Paddle, an open bar, a plated dinner, and a performance.
Dress to impress or be comfortable; it’s your evening.
Vegetarian option available.by Wednesday, August 14
The Toomai String Quintet
Saturday, August 24 at 7:30 p.m.
• BREWSTER ACADEMY'S PINCKNEY BOATHOUSE
The Toomai String Quintet is an ensemble devoted to performing music from their classical and contemporary repertoire while exploring and arranging music worldwide. The Toomai String Quintet aspires to create concert programs that share the joy of the new and undiscovered through repertoire unique to the quintet and its instrumentation.
Sponsored in part by the Curvey Family Foundation.
Thank You Great Waters Ambassadors!
We did it! Another season—our 28th season—with a wonderfully supportive group of volunteers. You are with us every step of the way! From the glorious job of greeting our patrons at our shows to hauling boxes, setting up and breaking down tables and chairs, picking up supplies, and pitching in wherever is needed—we couldn’t do it without you. Thank you for your never-ending commitment to Great Waters, for your smiles, and your friendship. We appreciate you. We couldn't do it without you!
Zeke Bly
Carol Bly
Charlene Champagne
Robert Clark
Stacy Clark
Nancy Combs
Joe Combs
Debbie Deacetis
Margaret Enos
Pat Gifford
Brian Gifford
Sally Gilbert
John Gilbert
Lisa Grazia
Cindy Guttman
Lyn Healy
Pam Hopkins
John Hopkins
Sandy Lowe Howard Lowe
Wendy Monbouquette
Nancy Moulton
Gail Perry
Dorie Sterndale
Bob Sterndale
Nancy van Lonkhuyzen
John van Lonkhuyzen
We couldn't do it without you
PZ, you are a superstar and we are so grateful for your continued love and support of Great Waters. H a ppy B yPZ
Great Waters AnnouncementScholarship
Since its inception, the Great Waters Scholarship Program has contributed financial assistance to music and performing arts students in the Lakes Region, helping them on their journey to connect their gifts with the needs of the music world. Great Waters is a non-profit organization bringing music to the Lakes Region since 1995. At Great Waters, we celebrate the performing arts with programs that satisfy every palate. From Broadway to comedy, to Rock and Roll and folk – Great Waters offers something for everyone to enjoy under the New Hampshire summer sky at Castle in the Clouds in Moultonborough and at intimate indoor venues at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro.
Great Waters warmly welcomes high school, college, and graduate students interested in pursuing a career in any facet of the performing arts and music to apply for our merit-based financial assistance. We believe that talent knows no boundaries, and hence, our doors are open to all. Applications are accepted starting from January, and scholarship recipients are announced in May, and honored at one of the Great Waters concerts. Scholarship applicants are also encouraged to apply for the Great Waters’ paid summer internship program. This program provides opportunities for real-world experience in stage production, audio, lighting, and music.
Funding for the Great Waters scholarship program is made possible through the generosity of individual donors and foundations, including the Nancy P. Marriott Foundation. Every ticket sale provides $1 toward our scholarship fund. In 2024, Great Waters presented seven scholarships to Lakes Region students.
2023 Scholarship recipients
The Great Waters 2024 Student Internship Program
The Great Waters 2024 Student Internship Program is offering students ten weeks of full-time paid work opportunities linked to their academic goals and careers. This program is open to graduating seniors, college students, graduate students, and our Dave and Barbara Lobdell Scholarship recipients. Experiential work opportunities include positions in—
• Assisting with talent management
• Soundboard, musical sound, and light production
• Stage and venue set up and breakdown
• Large-crowd event management
• Patron and guest relations
• Office technology and support
We are not just hiring interns; we are welcoming new members to our Great Waters community. We are thrilled to announce that we have hired five summer interns for our 2024 concert season. They will be a part of our wonderful community all summer long, and we encourage you to give them a warm welcome!
The Great Waters Summer Internship Program is generally underwritten in part by The Penates Foundation.
Great Waters
2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & TEAM
Thank you for joining us today!
Your presence here reinforces our belief in the importance of live performances. It supports our commitment to continue bringing you extraordinary music and impactful performances in our venues with engaged audiences.
—The Great Waters Board of Directors
Barbara Olcott chair
Tim White vice chair
Karen Haskell secretary Eric Gibson treasurer
Jack Callahan
Chris Coulter
Becky Hlidek
Nancy Mack
Gary McGloin
James Michener
Peg Mongiello
Lauren Shealy
Barbara Lobdell trustee emerita
Joan Myers executive director , ex- officio
Heidi Page office manager
Street Piano Project Light up your life with Music
Thanks to our artists from the Kingswood Arts Council, Kingswood Regional High school Art Department, and the Kingswood Youth Center
As we celebrate our eleventh year of the Great Waters Street Piano Project, we are reminded of our community's invaluable role in bringing music to the streets of Wolfeboro. This year, our beautifully painted pianos are a testament to the talent of our local artists and high school art students, who continually astound us with their imagination and creativity.
Play them all by visiting these locations:
• Butternuts
• Clarke Plaza
• Wolfeboro Chamber of Commerce
• Morrissey’s Restaurant
• Nolans Restaurant
• Dockside Restaurant
• Wolfetrap Restaurant
There are many things that make Lovering different. It’s not just about selling & servicing high quality vehicles. We believe life is about doing the things you love with the people you care about.
• Family-Owned & Operated Since 1996
• 6th Largest Women-Run Business in NH*
• Top 10 Nationwide for Best Customer Service Reputation**
• A Mission of Giving Back to The Community
*Business NH Magazine (October 2022 issue).
**Reputation (Automotive Industry Reputation Report 2022).
Sally White is inspiring future generations to love Great Waters !
Peg and John Mongiello Family
Thank you, donors!
CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE
$25,000+
Barbara and Emery Olcott
Steve Schottland
PREMIER CIRCLE
$15,000-$24,999
Shirley and James Curvey and The Curvey Family Foundation
Kimberly and Paul Dacier
Kathy and Steve Fish
Mary and Jim Michener
Paul Zimmerman
COMPOSER'S CIRCLE
$10,000-$14,999
Minda Bradley and Andrea Perry
Jeanne Pearce and Eric Gibson
Paul Montrone
The Penates Foundation
DIRECTOR'S CIRCLE
$7,500-$9,999
Doug Magee, Jr.
Lauren Shealy
Gayle Washington
BENEFACTORS
$5,000-$7,499
Victor Drouin
Jennifer and Bob Grunbeck
Karen Haskell
Sally Hunter
Kathy and David Ilsley
Katharine Marino and Paul DiGeronimo
The Nancy P. Marriot Foundation
Mimi and Robert Murley
Maureen and Michael Ruettgers
Bryan Stanley
Cathy and Harry Totonis
Ellen and Stephen Vail
Sally and Tim White
Sandra Wing
PATRON
$2,500-$4,999
Heather Ashton
Grace Bird
C, D & R Foundation
Catherine Drouin
Jane and Steve Frasca
Samuel and Sara Goos
Kris and Bruce Gurall
Becky and Brian Hlidek
Ginger and Mark Ishkanian
Kristen Madden
Jules McKinley
Lynne Steiner
Lori and Craig Sutherland
SUPPORTERS
$1,000-$2,499
Mary and Andrew Allen
Diane Bergeron
Marilyn and Cider Berry
Nancy and Richard Blackburn
Albert Brown
Jack Callahan
Pat and Chuck Clement
Patty and Peter Cooke
Linda and Rick Crootof
Adam Dow
Barbara and Jim Ferguson
Linda and Michael Gallup
Edmund Hackman
Karol and Dana Hamel
Allison Hart
David Hemenway
Patricia and Michael
Hewitt
Jan Ledbetter and Marshall Goldberg
David Lee
Barbara Lobdell
Nancy Mack
Peg and John Mongiello
Thomas Perry
Carol and Charlie Poor
Jay & Darlene Seaton
Lucinda and TL Stebbins
Helena and Orren Tench
Phyllis and Paul Tessier
Kristine Trustey
FRIENDS UP TO $999
Anonymous
Shawn Adjutant
David Alessandroni
Meghan Anderson
Anonymous
John Argersinger
Frank Argersinger
Judith Barr
Max Barrett
We are enormously grateful to our individual donors and foundations for their generous support of Great Waters from June 1, 2023, to June 1, 2024.
John Barstow
Charles Batchelder
Tracey Bennett
Richard Beyer
Kathie Breakiron
Lynn Brennan
Lee Bryant
Sally Buckingham
Ann Calvert
Sue Caples
Peggy Carlson
Terri Chapple
Heidi Clough
Judy Cole
Chrissy Coughlin
Barry Coughlin
Catherine and Art Coviello
Nathaniel Cowen
Dusty & Katie Davies
Nancy De Lisi
Michael Eisenberg
Nancy and Brewster Ely
Betsy and Steve Farley
Nancy Ferretti
Stanley Fredriksen
Richard Geden
Sally Gilbert
Bradford Gile
Stephen Gordon
Kristen and Bruce Gorell
Nancy Gray
Jim Gribbell
Patrick Griffin
Janet Gulezian
Ann Hackl
Charles Hiles
Arthur Hird
Susan Hirshberg
Ethel Hug
Dan Lake
Kathleen Leitner
Natalie Macdonald
Robin MacLean
Anne Maclellan
Julie Marino
Margaret Martin
Tina Maxfield
Patricia Merena
Diane Mullen
Brian Murphy
Joan Myers and Tom Boyer
Joel Nelson
Robert Nussbaum
Heidi Page
Julie Palmason
Ruth Perfido
Brenda Pivirotto
Jean Pollak
Patty Roche
Tom & Sharon Sachs
Jane Sangalis
Scott Sardonicus
Donna Solod
Michele Sommer
Linda Southern
Susann & Nick Stadtfeld
Michael Stanton
James Tenner
Gerald Theodora
Carol Ann Thomas
Ilona and Charlie Train
Bob Troendle
Brette Westerlund
Terry White
Gifts received from June 1, 2023, to June 1, 2024, are listed here. We have done our best to include all donors. If we have inadvertently missed you, please accept our heartfelt apology.
Please contact Joan Myers at executivedirector@greatwaters.org if you notice any errors or omissions in our listings. We are committed to ensuring the accuracy of our records and your satisfaction, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Honor Roll of Donors
Gifts received from June 1, 2023, to June 1, 2024, are listed here.
We are pleased to acknowledge individuals who have donated in memory of the following community members. Your generosity is deeply appreciated, and we are grateful for your support.
In Memory of Dr. Gerry Mack
Linda and Rick Crootof
In Memory of my dear friend, Harold Gregory
Stephen A. Gordon
We are pleased to acknowledge the individuals who have donated in honor of the following community members. Your generosity is deeply appreciated, and we are grateful for your support.
In Honor of Peg and John Mongiello
Judith and James Barr
In Honor of McKee Falk
The C, D, & R Foundation
In Honor of the Totonis Family
Adam Dow and The Dow Group
We have done our best to include all donors. If we have inadvertently missed you, please accept our heartfelt apology.
Please contact Joan Myers at executivedirector@greatwaters.org so we may correct our records.
Sponsors
Gifts received from June 1, 2023, to June 1, 2024, are listed here.
For more than 28 years, Great Waters has animated the cultural life of our region. Great Waters is a nonprofit organization dedicated to culturally enriching New Hampshire’s Lake Region. Corporate sponsorships offer vital philanthropic support, allowing Great Waters to plan for and execute the summer concert series. We are grateful for these 2024 sponsors to Great Waters.
DIAMOND
Eastern Propane & Oil
PLATINUM
Belknap Landscaping
Fidelity Investments
GOLD
Maxfield Real Estate
Paul Zimmerman
BRONZE
Butternuts, LLC
Leone, McDonnell, & Roberts, PA
Lake Winni Team
Melvin Village Marina
SUPPORTERS
FL Putnam Investments
Green Mountain Communications
Lovering Volvo
Gifts In Kind
Barbara and Emery Olcott
Belknap Landscaping, Inc.
Full Moon Farm
Gigs Up, George Feldner
Strong Resource Group, Christine Strong
T & L Interiors
2024 Food Truck Schedule
AT CONCERTS IN THE CLOUDS
Food trucks onsite from 5 p.m. until the start of the show, about 7:15 p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 13
Foreigners Journey featuring Rudy Cardenas
SATURDAY, JULY 20
Docksiders Yacht Rock Experience
SATURDAY, JULY 27
20 Ride Zac Brown Tribute
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
Judy Collins
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9
The Greatest Love of All: The Whitney Houston Show starring Belinda Davids
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17
David Brighton's "SPACE ODDITY": The Quintessential David Bowie Experience
The Refugee BBQ
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