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7/19/25
Guitar Museum of New England Saturday Community Picnic: Family Fun & Farm Fresh Snacks
74 Commonwealth Avenue
Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Ben Elliott

Saturday Community Picnic: Family Fun & Farm Fresh Snacks

We’re closing out our birthday weekend with a community picnic made for the whole family! Join us under the tent next to Saltbox Kitchen for a daytime celebration filled with live music, farm-fresh snacks, and tons of fun for the little ones. We’ll have face painting, a kids' art table, lawn games, and plenty of space to play while singer/guitarist Chuck Clough sets the mood with feel-good tunes (12-3).

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7/17/25
Guitar Museum of New England SBK Oyster Night Under the Tent
74 Commonwealth Avenue
Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Ben Elliott

SBK Oyster Night Under the Tent

We’re kicking off our three-day birthday bash with a Thursday night party under the tent next to Saltbox Kitchen—and you’re invited! Join us at the Guitar Museum of New England for fresh oysters and brats, chilled summer drinks, and live music from local favorite Goodwin (5–7PM). We’ll raise a glass at 7PM for a big birthday toast, then keep the good vibes going with lawn games, photo ops, and plenty of delicious bites straight from the Saltbox kitchen. 

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4/9/26
Guitar Museum of New England - at the Concord Conservatory of Music Guitar Talk with Master Luthier Steve Kauffman & Live Music Demonstration
1317 Main St.
Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Guitar Talk with Master Luthier Steve Kauffman & Live Music Demonstration

The Guitar Museum of New England is proud to host Master luthier Steve Kauffman—traveling from Oregon as part of the celebrations of his 50th anniversary year as a guitar builder— as he shares insights into the elements that shape a guitar’s voice, from tone woods to construction techniques to stunning inlay and marquetry. The evening concludes with a live musical performance featuring Kauffman-built instruments from the Museum’s core collection, offering a rare opportunity to hear their depth, nuance, and expressive range. Ideal for musicians, collectors, luthiers, and anyone with an appreciation for fine craftsmanship and live music.

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5/23/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Pocket Square - Live Jazz Standards
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Pocket Square - Live Jazz Standards

Pocket Square brings together swing and jazz standards with style and soul. Featuring Karen Quatromoni (guitar), Lynn Matthews (bass), Wojciech Sulejman (keyboard), and Goody (drums), the group delivers sophisticated, accessible music that fits beautifully in cultural and historic spaces. Pocket Square has performed multiple times at the Waltham Museum of Industry and is delighted to appear at the Guitar Museum of New England. Expect elegant rhythms, rich melodies, and a warm, engaging performance that honors tradition while keeping things fresh.

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5/8/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area

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5/22/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area. It is FREE and open to the public.

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5/13/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area. It is FREE and open to the public.

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5/21/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area. It is FREE and open to the public.

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5/14/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area. It is FREE and open to the public.

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5/15/26
Guitar Museum of New England - Pop-up Location Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit
129 Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
United States
Contact: Jennifer Schunemann

Meet the Curator - Guitar Museum of New England Pop-Up Exhibit

Stop in. Say hi. Talk guitars! Wilson Schünemann, Co-Founder and Curator of the Guitar Museum of New England, will be on hand to talk about the guitars featured in the pop-up 'sneak peek' from the Museum's core collection. While you're here, you can see a video with architectural plans of the future building, as well as highlights of previous exhibits we've done - so you have a good sense of the awesomeness coming when we finally open! This event is part of the Hidden Treasures Festival, sponsored by Freedom's Way National Heritage Area. It is FREE and open to the public.

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