Live Streaming

Over the past years the Lakes Area Music Festival has streamed its concerts and drawn many thousands of views from around the world. This season we remain committed to accessibility and to our digital audience. Therefore, we will live stream almost all of our mainstage programs for you to enjoy from your own home or relive in the future.

Concerts will stream at the Lakes Area Music Festival's Facebook and YouTube pages. Sunday performances are scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.; Wednesday and weekend evenings begin at 7:30 p.m. No registration or fee is necessary to stream our performances. Donations to support these programs may be made by clicking below.

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Please note: Due to late seating and concert announcements in the live setting, streams will begin a few minutes later than the advertised performance time.

Lovers in the Night - STREAMING
Wednesday, August 5, 2026, 7:30PM
Passion beneath the stars. Experience the scintillating rhythms of Manuel de Falla’s 7 Popular Spanish Songs, the moonlit serenity of Turina’s Andalusian Scene, and the spellbinding Transfigured Night by Schoenberg, tracing a furtive moonlight walk between two lovers.
Carmen - STREAMING
Sunday, August 16, 2026, 3:00PM
Passion that burns too hot. Bizet’s Carmen erupts with raw emotion and intoxicating drama, brought to life by Julia Bullock in her electrifying role debut, in an opera fueled by unforgettable melodies and irresistible intensity.
Haydn's Passion Symphony - STREAMING
Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 7:30PM
Lyricism meets virtuosity. Haydn’s La Passione, Strauss’s Horn Concerto No. 2 with Daniel Hawkins, and Poulenc’s dazzling Sinfonietta shape a vibrant program of dramatic energy, wit, charm, and irresistible melody.
Dances of Passion - STREAMING
Sunday, August 23, 2026, 3:00PM
Rhythms ignite in color. Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances, Debussy’s shimmering Ibéria, and Stravinsky’s kaleidoscopic Petrushka create a symphonic feast of rhythm, color, and energy in our season finale.