Bowdoin International Music Festival

The Bowdoin International Music Festival is a non-profit organization based in Brunswick, Maine. Founded in 1964, the organization employs 19 people and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. The festival's primary mission is to cultivate the talents of gifted young musicians from around the globe by providing them with opportunities to learn from renowned artists. They also present classical music concerts to the highest artistic standards. In addition to the main festival, the organization hosts the Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music, established in 1965. This festival focuses on commissioning and showcasing the works of both emerging and established composers. Throughout its history, the Bowdoin Festival has earned a reputation as a significant contributor to the wider music community. Interested parties can visit the Bowdoin Festival's website at bowdoinfestival.org for more information.