Chamber's Sink Honored Friday

On Friday, Jan. 23, New Hampshire Citizens for the Arts is honoring Timothy Sink, president, Concord Chamber of Commerce for being a champion of the arts.

A reception in his honor will be held at the Robert M. Larsen Gallery in Concord located at 29 School St. The reception begins at 6:30 p.m. and includes remarks from Symphony New Hampshire conductor, Jonathan McPhee, as well as the presentation of the award.

Immediately following the reception is a concert Beethoven Forever performed by Symphony New Hampshire at the Concord City Auditorium. The concert will feature an evening dedicated to the work of a master. Violinist Irina Muresanu, hailed as “not just a virtuoso, but an artist,” will tackle his violin concerto, one of the genre’s most beloved. The composer’s Egmont Overture and his Symphony No. 1 complete this program.

Tickets for the concert and reception – which benefit NH Citizens for the Arts - can be purchased online by visiting nhcfa.org/Beethoven.

The reception is sponsored by: b-fresh consulting, LLC, Louis Karno & Company, Talient Action Group, and Sulloway & Hollis, P.L.L.C.

New Hampshire Citizens for the Arts is a statewide non-partisan volunteer organization which has existed for over thirty years that advocates for development, education and support of the arts, representing all of the cultural resources of our state. They work to promote the arts, not only for their intrinsic benefits, but also for their importance to our culture and economy in New Hampshire.

Submitted text and courtesy photo.