Events Calendar

Sigal Music Museum is proud to present Sounds of America from July 8, 2022, to March 31, 2023. This exhibit endeavors to tell the story of music in America by examining its artists, recordings, and technologies from 1775 to the present day. Sounds of America features a variety of genres and includes some exciting local examples.

Sounds of America reveals stories from the founding of the United States to the modern day, displaying a cross-section of genres, artists, and developing technologies for listening to and recording music. Visitors will explore the development of music in America not just from the performer’s perspective but also from the consumer’s experience. One of the best ways to understand a historical era is to listen to its music. Sounds of America allows you to absorb the sights and sounds of the early eras of this country and experience history through the lens of music.
Explore music history from the very first piano ever made and sold in America, through the jazz age, all the way to the first generation Apple iPod Touch!

Sigal Music Museum is proud to present Sounds of America from July 8, 2022, to March 31, 2023. This exhibit endeavors to tell the story of music in America by examining its artists, recordings, and technologies from 1775 to the present day. Sounds of America features a variety of genres and includes some exciting local examples.

Sounds of America reveals stories from the founding of the United States to the modern day, displaying a cross-section of genres, artists, and developing technologies for listening to and recording music. Visitors will explore the development of music in America not just from the performer’s perspective but also from the consumer’s experience. One of the best ways to understand a historical era is to listen to its music. Sounds of America allows you to absorb the sights and sounds of the early eras of this country and experience history through the lens of music.
Explore music history from the very first piano ever made and sold in America, through the jazz age, all the way to the first generation Apple iPod Touch!

Craft beer and cider tasting paired with small plates. Featuring live music and a costume contest. Gluten-free tasting is available.

Join us at Village Kitchen for a craft beer and cider tasting. Chefs Tanner Marino and Tim Uphold have paired a menu with each beer and cider. For those wanting a gluten-free experience, we have a menu and ciders for you to enjoy as well! It will be a great evening with music and a costume contest, with the winner receiving a weekend stay for two at Hotel Hartness.

Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan joins fall calendar at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Bryan’s Raised Up Right Tour with special guest Riley Green and Mitchell Tenpenny to play Greenville, SC on Thursday October 27, 2022. The #1 debuting BORN HERE LIVE HERE DIE HERE album continues to roll out hits with five consecutive #1 singles. “Bryan remains an imminently affable presence on stage prowess as a performer”- Charlotte Observer.

Join Sigal Music Museum for a concert by pianist Keenan Reesor and violinists Paul and Rachel Aguilar. $20 General Admission | $5 Student Tickets

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Sigal Music Museum is proud to present Sounds of America from July 8, 2022, to March 31, 2023. This exhibit endeavors to tell the story of music in America by examining its artists, recordings, and technologies from 1775 to the present day. Sounds of America features a variety of genres and includes some exciting local examples.

Sounds of America reveals stories from the founding of the United States to the modern day, displaying a cross-section of genres, artists, and developing technologies for listening to and recording music. Visitors will explore the development of music in America not just from the performer’s perspective but also from the consumer’s experience. One of the best ways to understand a historical era is to listen to its music. Sounds of America allows you to absorb the sights and sounds of the early eras of this country and experience history through the lens of music.
Explore music history from the very first piano ever made and sold in America, through the jazz age, all the way to the first generation Apple iPod Touch!

We know, it’s the end of October … but the weather will be perfect!! Come listen to the Mountain Top Polka Band, grab a Festbier, and enjoy food from the special German menu provided by our food truck guest.

Violinist Maura Shawn Scanlin and guitarist Conor Hearn unite to form “Rakish.” The pair gets their namesake from the traditional Irish tune Rakish Paddy, an origin that aptly suits the duo and their shared background in traditional Irish and Scottish music. Yet “rakish” itself also suggests something strikingly unconventional in its appearance, and Maura and Conor knowingly embrace this wealth of connotation in their music, drawing on the music they grew up with and performing it with their own slant. In a performance that toes the line between concert music and session music, Rakish explores tunes and songs from Irish and American folk traditions in a way that reflects their shared interest in and love for old traditional tunes and chamber music. Maura Shawn, a two-time U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion and a winner of the Glenfiddich Fiddle Competition, wields the technical range of an accomplished classical violinist and the deep sensitivity of a traditional musician. Conor, a native to the Irish music communities of Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, MD, makes his home in Boston, MA playing and teaching guitar. As a duo they have performed on Front Row Boston, Brian O’Donovan’s “A Christmas Celtic Sojourn,” the Burren Backroom Series, and can be heard on broadcasts of GBH’s “A Celtic Sojourn.”

Our new MoseleyNext micro-series welcomes audience members looking to kick off the weekend with shorter, happy hour-style concerts on Friday evenings. Just like our traditional Moseley series, these new events will feature top-notch performances by world-class artists including Irish duo Rakish and innovative hybrid arts ensemble The Fourth Wall. Featuring a casual setting and earlier start time, this appealing combo of artistry and convenience is sure to make MoseleyNext a new favorite of young professionals, families, and connoisseurs alike!

The Greenville-centric story opens on Halloween night. While most families make their rounds through the well-known neighborhoods, a handful of kids break off from the group. Hoping to reveal an unspoken Greenville secret, they head to an abandoned mansion along the Reedy River. They knock on the door, and after no answer, a brave little girl says “Let’s go!” and pushes it open. Lightning flashes to reveal a silhouette of a couple who dance a pas de deux to a string quartet medley of several Michael Jackson-inspired tunes.

Music By Michael Jackson and Choreography by Hernan Justo.