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October 4-5
Grab your leg warmers and shoulder pads and relive the magic of the era that brought us big hair and iconic hits. Hear chart-topping 80’s classics from Whitney Houston, Cyndi Lauper, Cher, and The Police with thrilling music that defined a generation.
November 1-2
Viva la Vida! It’s about family, food, great memories, and MUSIC to celebrate our honored loved ones. In partnership with the Mexican Cultural Center, the Philharmonic sets its sights on the culture and sounds of Mexico in an evening to remember for generations.
December 30-31
The region’s greatest New Year’s Bash! Indulge in a night of elegance and excitement as we toast to the past, revel in the present, and eagerly await the adventures of the new year with Gershwin’s timeless masterpiece – Rhapsody in Blue.
March 7-8
The irresistible charm of The Texas Tenors has enchanted audiences since their America’s Got Talent debut. Combine vocal prowess and undeniable charisma, the trio perform it all – from country hits to classical showstoppers – in an evening of spellbinding music.
April 4-5
All the swagger and rhythm of the roaring twenties in a night of timeless tunes from Irving Berlin, Louis Armstrong, and other jazz-age greats. This speakeasy is open for business!
September 28-29
A masterpiece of momentum, Symphony No. 7 was a personal favorite of Beethoven’s, one he believed to be among his best. Joined by Bernstein’s signature swagger and Barber’s heartfelt journey, this opening night reminds us of how it feels to be alive.
October 26-27
Feel the thrill of the mighty sea as the Philharmonic embarks on a turbulent journey with Britten’s “Four Sea Interludes,” where waves crash, and winds howl. But fear not. Later, Vaughan Williams guides our fellow travelers to the serene, rolling hills of the English countryside, in an all-encompassing journey through the power and beauty of nature.
November 16-17
William Grant Still, often hailed as the “Dean of African American Composers,” brought masterful rhythms and melodies of African American culture into the concert hall. His Symphony No. 2, a profound testament to resilience and cultural pride, resonates powerfully today, offering a message of hope and strength that feels more relevant than ever.
Janurary 25-26
A century after its debut, Brahms 4 still delivers timeless themes of triumph, struggle, and the inevitable passage of time. The Philharmonic will then take you on a vibrant world tour, from the lively streets of Brazil to the heart of Dvořák’s Bohemian dreams.
March 15-16
“Home is where the heart is,” and for Antonin Dvořák, home meant everything. His showpiece sixth symphony is where folk-inspired melodies of his Czech homeland evoke a deep sense of belonging and comfort. In stark contrast, Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto takes on the darker, more turbulent emotions of struggle and defiance. It’s a powerful journey—from the cozy embrace of home to the intense, emotional depths of resilience.
April 12-13
These two composers offer a powerful glimpse into the time and place they lived, transforming their personal journey into symphonic masterpieces. See through Gershwin's eyes the vibrant jazz scene of 1920's America, and later immerse in the rich traditions of African American folk music with Florence Price as each composer uniquely tells the story of the American experience.
May 9-10
How far would you go for a love that might destroy you? Puccini’s iconic opera plunges into the heart of this emotional storm where the innocent yet fiercely devoted Cio-Cio-San (Butterfly) risks everything for a passion that defies all boundaries. This tale of love and betrayal unfolds in this spellbinding theatricalized concert.
December 21-22
Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with this cherished annual Christmas tradition. Festive sing-alongs, holiday favorites, and a heartwarming performance that will leave you filled with holiday spirit.
