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Green Gables Presents the 6th Annual The House on Foggy Bluff. Edwina Zelag, President of the Board and Samantha Wisdom, Volunteer Coordinator and Chair for Foggy Bluff share details about the event.

Multi-Grammy Award winner and legendary musician, Delbert McClinton is “One of the Fortunate Few,” who has managed to live his dreams for more than six…

It's been a month since Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas. The hardest hit area was Marsh Harbour which is still struggling to come back. Most residents have fled, further slowing recovery.

Mozart’s Fourth: it’s this week’s installment in our cycle of all 41 Mozart symphonies — to be continued.

With 164 deaths reported Thursday, Florida passed another disturbing milestone: More than 15,000 residents have died of COVID-19.

Before leaving his hometown of Salzburg, Mozart wrote the first of his three great masses, the only one he actually finished, the Coronation Mass in C major. We’ll hear it this Sunday.

Continuing with our series of the complete Mozart Symphonies, we come to No. 3, innocently catalogued as such, but now considered spurious. But, hey, we have the manuscript written in Mozart’s eight-year-old handwriting. How can that be?

This Sunday we start a project that will continue until sometime next spring; a cycle of the complete symphonies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. We begin at the beginning: the Symphony No. 1, written when Mozart was eight years old.

Our cycle of the Mozart symphonies continues this week with the Symphony No. 2 in Bb major. While the First Symphony appears to be largely the genuine effort of a child prodigy, we think Papa Leopold Mozart helped with this one, probably quite a bit.

We’ll check in with the Traveling Mozarts as we continue with the cycle of Wolfgang’s symphonies. He’s eleven years old now, and set to premiere his newest symphony with himself and his sister playing in a tavern in the present-day Czech Republic. How did that happen?