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Celebrating our renaming, the Sensational Sigal exhibition presents highlights from the unparalleled musical instrument collection of Marlowe A. Sigal while exploring the life of the man behind this remarkable gift. The exhibition features a broad range of objects and offers one of the most robust displays of keyboard instruments and wind instruments in the world.
The Poets of Nashville is a captivating acoustic show sharing the ‘life of a song’ through each songwriter’s personal story. From hit songs to a new song written the day before the show, each songwriter gives the audience a glimpse into the heart of Music City – a city built around songs!
Health and Well-Being Protocol
This performance is designed to create the feeling of an intimate listening room experience while adhering to COVID-19 CDC protocols. Please note the following:
- Only 25 tables of four will be sold allowing you to enjoy a socially distanced performance with your close family and friends.
- Face masks are required except when seated at your table.
- This concert will not have an intermission.
- Tickets go on sale Sept. 18th 10am
Our biergarden is open for outdoor seating and merriment. During busier times, please check in with our host station upon entry into the biergarden. They’ll seat you at a numbered, outdoor table.
Live music Friday and Saturdays!
The Poets of Nashville is a captivating acoustic show sharing the ‘life of a song’ through each songwriter’s personal story. From hit songs to a new song written the day before the show, each songwriter gives the audience a glimpse into the heart of Music City – a city built around songs!
Health and Well-Being Protocol
This performance is designed to create the feeling of an intimate listening room experience while adhering to COVID-19 CDC protocols. Please note the following:
- Only 25 tables of four will be sold allowing you to enjoy a socially distanced performance with your close family and friends.
- Face masks are required except when seated at your table.
- This concert will not have an intermission.
- Tickets go on sale Sept. 18th 10am
This week, The Breath Project announced the lineup for the inaugural virtual festival on October 24 and 25. In partnership with Flat Rock Playhouse and 23 other theater companies across the country, the free festival will feature 24 world premiere works created by multidisciplinary theater artists of color that are all 8 minutes and 46 seconds in length
The Breath Project was formed in response to the current global spotlight on racial injustice against Black people. Learn more about The Breath Project.
October 24 at 2pm PDT (5pm EDT): Aldo Billingslea — “3 Story Walk Up” | Ananya Dance Theatre — “Just Breathe” | Angela G. King — “8:46” | Giovanny Camarena — “Don’t Be Afraid” | Harvey — “Breonna’s Prayer” | Henri Franklin — “Views of Color in 8:46” | Palo Alto Children’s Theatre – “Say Hello Stewart” | Yetta Gottesman — “Oh, Maria”
October 24 at 5pm PDT (8pm EDT): Alumni Theater Company — “Perspectives | ”Bil Wright — “Pulse” | Bruce Lemon, Jr. — “The Act of Ownership” | David Guster — “Nice to Meet You” | El Colectivo de Dramaturgos de Puerto Rico – “Inhala – Exhala” | Ilasiea Gray — “Acting While Black” | Josh Richardson — “Choosing Sides” | Tyharra Cozier — “Breath”
Our biergarden is open for outdoor seating and merriment. During busier times, please check in with our host station upon entry into the biergarden. They’ll seat you at a numbered, outdoor table.
Live music Friday and Saturdays!
Celebrating our 60th Season will be one of the best known and most performed works by Johannes Brahms – “A German Requiem” (sung in English), and two prior works commissioned by the Chorale from Dan Forrest. The Brahms was the first major work the Chorale performed in its 1961 inaugural season and has been a regular part of the Chorale repertoire through the years. The text from the Bible expresses comfort and assurance in time of deepest need. Affirming the Chorale’s 60 years of great music, “Gloria In Excelsis” and “St. Patrick’s Hymn” by Dan Forrest expresses joy and appreciation, and profound hope for each of us.
This week, The Breath Project announced the lineup for the inaugural virtual festival on October 24 and 25. In partnership with Flat Rock Playhouse and 23 other theater companies across the country, the free festival will feature 24 world premiere works created by multidisciplinary theater artists of color that are all 8 minutes and 46 seconds in length
The Breath Project was formed in response to the current global spotlight on racial injustice against Black people. Learn more about The Breath Project.
October 25 at 5pm PDT (8pm EDT): Anthony Sky Ng-Thow-Hing — “Transcending Isolation: Hope” | Candice Handy — “Black Quarantine Date” | David Zayas / Gamal Chasten — “I Just Don’t Know” | Derek J. Snow — “The Ballad of the Dying Body or The Breath to Say” | Gabrielle Jackson — “The Ballad of Jacob Blake” | James Brunt — “Waiting for Death” | Jessica Gabrielle Thomas — “Glow/Eternal” | The Char’Actors — “The Cycle”
Nutritious Thoughts is offering two new educational support groups. The Diabetes Education and Support Group is open to members of the community who have diabetes (Type 1, Type 2, or Gestational) and would benefit from extra education and support around this disease. The group will meet for an hour on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6 to 7 pm at the Nutritious Thoughts office and will include a short education provided by Registered Dietitian, Margaret Ruch, MS, RD, LDN. The gatherings will also include plenty of time for peer support for members to help each other deal with the daily demands of life with diabetes.
“I’m excited to be able to offer this group as there’s a real need for education and support around this issue that is so common in our community,” stated Margaret Ruch, MS, RD, LDN.
The second group is open to all those dealing with Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and looking for more comradery and assistance in navigating their relationship with food and PCOS. This group will be led by Registered Dietitian, Katie Rhodes, RD, LDN, and will be held the 4th Wednesday of every month from 6 to 7 pm at Nutritious Thoughts.
Over an illustrious career spanning more than two decades, JUNO Award-winning singer/songwriter Johnny Reid has captured the hearts of fans and audiences around the world. The critically acclaimed singer is widely known for his lyrical honesty and musical ability as demonstrated by an extensive catalogue of hit songs, album sales totaling over 1.5 million units in Canada, countless awards, and multiple sold-out national arena tours.
“Take a pinch of Bruce Springsteen, a dash of Bob Seger and enough Rod Stewart to give the mix vocal gravel, and you start to get the vibe of this Scottish-born singer/songwriter.” – The New York Post
About The Poets of Nashville
The Poets of Nashville is a captivating acoustic show sharing the ‘life of a song’ through each songwriter’s personal story. From hit songs to a new song written the day before the show, each songwriter gives the audience a glimpse into the heart of Music City – a city built around songs!
Health and Well-Being Protocol
This performance is designed to create the feeling of an intimate listening room experience while adhering to COVID-19 CDC protocols. Please note the following:
- Only 25 tables of four will be sold allowing you to enjoy a socially distanced performance with your close family and friends.
- Face masks are required except when seated at your table.
- This concert will not have an intermission.
Our biergarden is open for outdoor seating and merriment. During busier times, please check in with our host station upon entry into the biergarden. They’ll seat you at a numbered, outdoor table.
Live music Friday and Saturdays!
A remarkable thing happened to The Revivalists as they came upon their tenth anniversary as a band. The New Orleans-based septet scored a game-changing hit with “Wish I Knew You,” a wistful song from their third album, Men Amongst Mountains. Guided by dynamic percussion and punchy horns, the single features a contagious hook and feel-good chorus that has resonated with fans across all different genres. Though the album was released in July of 2015 (debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard Alternative Albums chart), the band’s break out single “Wish I Knew You” has a rare and undeniable staying power. The song steadily picked up steam in 2016 spending over 40 weeks on the Billboard Adult Alternative Chart where it peaked at #1 and maintained for multiple weeks. By 2017, the song crossed to Alternative radio rising quickly to #1 and breaking the Billboard chart record for most single-week spins ever at Alternative radio. “Wish I Knew You” then peaked inside the Top 15 at Adult Pop Radio and ultimately spent 9 weeks in the Billboard Hot 100.
The Revivalists concert has been rescheduled for Friday, October 30 at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. All previously purchased tickets will be honored on October 30. If you are unable to attend the new date, you may request a refund until June 19, 2020 from your point of purchase.