Join us for this site specific performance at the charming Chico State University Farm which will include food trucks and lawn games. The Concert Truck is a mobile music venue that strengthens communities by redefining the concert experience and making live music accessible to all. This 16-foot box truck transforms into the ultimate mobile concert hall, inviting audiences to experience firsthand how music can bring communities together in extraordinary ways. Founded in 2016 by concert pianists Susan Zhang and Nick Luby, The Concert Truck brings classical chamber music directly to communities. They have toured across the country, presenting concerts in city streets, music and arts festivals, schools, neighborhoods, parks... anywhere you can think to park a truck. Other past presenters include Dallas Symphony Orchestra, The Kennedy Center's Washington National Opera, Minnesota Public Radio, and the Smithsonian. While in Chico, the Concert Truck musicians are Susan Zhang and Rieko Tsuchida. Susan and Rieko will perform with North State Symphony musicians: Taryn Rosenquist, violin and Treble Cierpke, cello.
Event Information for This Weekend
Food Truck and Concessions
The Ranch Hand Food Truck
The Kona Ice Truck
Bar and Concessions Available for Purchase Onsite
University Concessions will have beer, wine, N/A beverages and snacks for sale, too.
What to Bring
1. Seating
- Outdoor Blanket, Low Back Beach Chair, or a Folding Camp Chair
- Patrons with blanket or low back chair seating will be given priority seating closer towards the front. Folding camp chairs will be required to be placed behind patrons with lower seating. Bleachers will also be available for patrons without their own seating.
2. Filled Water Bottle
3. Cooling Products for Hot Weather
- Battery-Powered Neck Fan and/ or Cooling Towel
What Not to Bring
1. No Pets
Service Animals will be Permitted
2. No Large Coolers
3. No Outside Alcohol
4. No Tents or Umbrellas
OCTOBER 6, 2024 | University Farm, Chico | 2:00pm
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Treble Cierpke, cello
Taryn Rosenquist, violin