Welcome to Opera Guild of Rochester
The Opera Guild of Rochester, Inc. presents free opera lectures at local libraries, tours to productions of leading local opera companies and the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, as well as our popular Beat-the-Blahs — The Haskell Rosenberg Memorial Series atTemple B'rith Kodesh in January 2018. The Guild also has a newly updated Reading Room that contains Handouts and Playlists for all of our free lectures, as well as our monthly Newsletter and Opera Essays, that are handed out at local opera events such at the MET HD broadcasts in local theaters.
Donors to the Opera Guild of Rochester are invited to the annual Donor Recital in May.
You will find links to regional opera companies and local music organizations with their exciting programs, as well as the Metropolitan Opera's schedule of HD telecasts in local movie theatres. Click here to view the MET 2018 Summer Encores series plus the exciting new 2018-19 Series of LIVE in HD telecasts.
Perhaps the most exciting feature of our website is the ability to view production photos, cast photos and bios, programs, and reviews of Mercury Opera Rochester's six seasons. Click here to view the history of Mercury Opera Rochester and re-live your favorite moments at the opera.
Visit our website often to stay in touch with opera events in Rochester and the surrounding area.For more details about company seasons and other events in the Western New York region, see our free newsletter Viva Voce. You can subscribe by clicking here.
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Opera Guild of Rochester Summer Soirée
July 19, 2018 at 7pm
First Unitarian Church of Rochester
220 S Winton Rd Rochester, NY
The Summer Soirée will include Performance by Finger Lakes Opera Young Artists Program, Hors d'oeuvres and desserts, and Networking opportunities.
Tickets are $60.00 per person, and can be purchased online. If you don't want to pay online, visit the website to download the order form to pay with a check.
Bravo Nights at the Little Theatre
Bravo Nights are an informal, cabaret-style evening, with popular opera arias and musical theatre hits, in collaboration with The Little Theater. This casual live performance is perfect those seeking to learn about opera, as well as die-hard fans.
Click here to see the schedule and learn more!
Spotlight on Our Volunteers
Pictured, left to right, are Sylvia Marshall, Margaret Dundas, Agneta Borgstedt, and Elizabeth Beumer, preparing a mailing to Opera Guild constituents including the brochure for the current season.
Volunteers have opportunities to work together on projects of mutual interest.
For more information on becoming a volunteer, please contact Carol Crocca, President, at operaguildofrochester@gmail.com.
Rochester Opera Guild's Reading Rooms Online
Contained in the navigation tab of Reading Rooms is the new digital library of the Opera Guild of Rochester. Here you will find various materials for your research and reading pleasure. We intend to enrich the content of this library both in depth and breadth. If you have suggestions for and/or contributions of new content, please contact us at operaguildofrochester@gmail.com.
Volunteer with the Guild
Enjoy meeting others in Rochester's opera community and contributing to the availability of opera activities by volunteering for the Opera Guild! Learning a small job or part of a larger one will pay off in numerous ways for anyone who wants to participate. For more information or to apply, contact Carol Crocca, President, at operaguildofrochester@gmail.com.
The following voulunteer positions are available: Assistant Publisher and Event Hosts.
