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What started out in 1982 at a Western Massachusetts elderly housing project to joyfully pass the time instead of passing before your time has developed into the stereotype-defying, genre-bending, generation-crossing musical extravaganza better known as The Young@Heart Chorus. Ranging in age from 73-89, these folks do in retirement what most teenagers fantasize about: tour the globe rocking sold out shows. From The New York Times to TIME, Jay Leno to The Daily Show and stars of a hit indie documentary, Young@Heart, this group of spirited seniors continues to wow audiences from Northampton to New Zealand, Europe to Japan, with their knock-your-socks-off musical celebration that proves it’s “possible to grow old without growing boring” (The Dartmouth). This year Young@Heart Chorus celebrates its 30th anniversary with more daring adventures, a full tour schedule, a new concert show, and a brand new album. Young@Heart receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Korein Foundation, and the City of Northampton.

BOB CILMAN BIO

Young@Heart Chorus Founder and Director since 1982, Bob Cilman is also the Executive Director of the Northampton Arts Council where he presents a broad range of arts events at the historic Academy of Music Theatre. Cilman was born and raised in Rochester, New York. He spent a couple of years at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and eventually received a bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in American History, but has learned much more from the members of the Young@Heart Chorus. He is married to furniture maker, Polly Cassel and they have two daughters, Stella and Eva.