Violins of Hope Petoskey

Violins of Hope: Music of Remembrance

Violins of Hope presents a profound artistic and educational project centered around a collection of violins, violas, and cellos played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust. Each instrument has been painstakingly restored and travels the world, sharing stories of resilience, hope, and the enduring power of music. Audiences can expect an emotionally resonant program that combines musical performance with historical narratives, creating a deep connection to the past and a powerful message for the future. The project stands as a testament to the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Great Lakes Center For the Arts Venue Experience

Experience Violins of Hope in the intimate setting of the Great Lakes Center For the Arts, Petoskey’s premier performing arts destination. The venue offers exceptional acoustics and comfortable seating across its orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony levels, ensuring a clear view and immersive sound for this poignant event. For your convenience, the Great Lakes Center For the Arts is a cashless venue; only major credit cards are accepted at all points of sale. Plan to arrive early, as doors typically open 60 minutes prior to the performance, and bags are subject to search upon entry. Buy your tickets now.