Fall/Winter/Spring Season, Presenting Over 50 Events
September 2026 through May 2027
TLI’s most expansive season to date brings classical, jazz,
Broadway, and dance talent to Tanglewood’s Linde Center
Tickets on sale Wednesday, Aug. 12 at 10 a.m.
The Tanglewood Learning Institute (TLI) is pleased to announce the 2026–27
fall/winter/spring season, the most expansive yet, with over 50 events at the Linde
Center for Music and Learning on Tanglewood’s campus and in the Berkshires
community. Marking the third year of year-round TLI programming, the upcoming
season offers a wide-ranging performance lineup of exciting classical, jazz,
Broadway, and dance talent as well as the TLI Cinematics film series, new TLI
Focal Point photography classes, and community engagement events.
The season begins in late September with TLI Jazz: Mark G. Meadows & The
Movement (Sept. 18) and TLI Presents: Beijing Guitar Duo (Sept. 25). Berkshire
based artists appear throughout the season, including a dedicated weekend of
TLI Close to Home performances (Oct. 30–Nov. 1). BSO musicians curate and
perform five TLI Chamber Concerts (Oct. 18, Nov. 8, Feb. 28, April 11, and April
25). Last year’s inaugural Berkshire Bach Portals series, a collaboration with
Berkshire Bach Society, continues with four programs about the impact of Bach’s
music across artistic disciplines (Nov. 7, Jan. 30, March 20, and May 15). As
currently planned, the TLI fall/winter/spring season concludes May 23 with a
performance by Grammy-winning vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth. TLI events
continue during the 2027 Tanglewood summer season.
Single tickets and choose-your-own subscriptions for the upcoming TLI season go
on sale Wednesday, August 12 at 10 a.m.
Tickets to year-round TLI events go on sale Wednesday, August 12 at 10 a.m.
and may be purchased online at
bso.org or by calling
Tanglewood Learning Institute
The four-building Linde Center for Music and Learning opened in the summer of
2019 and serves as the home for the Tanglewood Learning Institute (TLI)—a
wide-ranging enrichment and education initiative offering a variety of activities for
exploration and discovery alongside Tanglewood’s traditional concert schedule.
The Linde Center is Tanglewood’s first new performance facility since the highly
acclaimed Seiji Ozawa Hall opened in 1994, and its climate-controlled studios
with webcasting and broadcast capabilities provide additional concert and
rehearsal space for the Tanglewood Music Center—the BSO’s acclaimed summer
music academy for young professional musicians—and also play an essential role
in establishing Tanglewood as a multi-season facility. The Tanglewood Learning
Institute has presented over 400 programs since 2019.

