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The 4th Ome Concert

Name of the organization or individual
Ome Performing Arts Festival Executive Committee
subsidy category
Regional Grant
Grant Type
single year

FY2026 1st Term Regional Grant

Business Overview

Cultural coordinators, artists, and enthusiasts in charge of local cultural activities cooperated to hold a concert called "The 4th Oume-Like Concert," a place for exchange among residents.
Prior to the concert, the stage staff development workshop "Create and connect here and there stages! vol. 2" was held. Training of field staff in performing arts activities was carried out, focusing on the two fields of sound and lighting. By using the actual concert as a practical opportunity, we built a face-to-face relationship between performers and stage staff.
The lecturers and performers were specialists and enthusiasts associated with Ome City, and the event was designed to visualize local talents, foster young leaders, and activate intergenerational exchanges.
Lecturers: Takashi Suzuki (Sound), Hiromi Tanabe (Lighting), Takayuki Kanai (Director)

Period of Activity / Project
[The 4th Ome Concert] August 30, 2026
[Create and connect here and there stages! vol. 2] August 16, 2026, 23rd
Venues
S&D Tamagoo Center (Ome City, Tokyo)
Ome Textile Industry Cooperative Main Building (Ome City, Tokyo)
Sokenji Temple (Ome City, Tokyo)

Profile

[Ome Performing Arts Festival Executive Committee]
The Ome Performing Arts Festival Executive Committee is an organization whose purpose is to create places to enrich the spirit by experiencing, appreciating, and expressing live performing arts in Ome City and surrounding areas, and to contribute to the creation of culture and environment for citizens.
Since its establishment in 1992, it has continued to create opportunities for citizens to grow spiritually by creating places for appreciation and expression of various performances such as theater, music, and performing arts, with the concept of "everywhere in the town."