by admin on October 2, 2026.
When Kris Kringle, a kindly older man from a retirement home, is hired as Santa Claus at Macy’s, his genuine spirit of generosity quickly spreads throughout New York City. Rather than simply sending customers to Macy’s, Kris encourages parents to shop wherever they can find the perfect gifts for their children. But not everyone believes...
by admin on September 30, 2026.
The Matt Olson Quartet will perform a concert of original jazz compositions and music from the Great American Songbook. Enjoy a set of swinging, straight-ahead jazz, along with some ballads and bossa nova! Matt Olson is the Charles Ezra Daniel Professor of Saxophone and Director of Jazz Studies at Furman University. He has performed with...
by admin on September 30, 2026.
David Kiser is a pianist and the longtime host of South Carolina Public Radio’s On the Keys, a weekly classical music program featuring piano music and the great pianists who play it. He has performed and adjudicated throughout the state, and his performances have been broadcast on South Carolina Public Radio. David is also a...
by admin on September 30, 2026.
Ensemble Radieuse is dedicated to making a broad range of classics and new music accessible and enjoyable to a variety of audiences. The trio features Chris Vaneman on flute, Kelly Vaneman on Oboe, and Stephen Graff on piano. All are members of the Converse University music faculty. Their repertoire spans from the Baroque to the...
by admin on September 30, 2026.
West End Mambo began as a Latin jazz project in the West End neighborhood of Winston-Salem, NC. Originally formed in 1999 by Ukrainian bassist Andrew Valentine, it has evolved from a five-piece Latin jazz project to a robust eight-piece salsa band with musicians from North, South and Central America as well as the Caribbean. The...
by admin on September 30, 2026.
Chelsea Holmes is a New York City based soprano known for her thoughtful and stylistically diverse programming. She has performed repertoire spanning German Lieder, French salon chanson, contemporary American works, and chamber music in settings from concert halls to jazz clubs, theaters to boathouses and rock quarries, reflecting a broad and adventurous artistic range. MS....
by admin on September 24, 2026.
The Weirdo Arts & Community Flea Market is back in full effect in 2026, 11am-4pm, at Poe West Greenville! 556 Perry Ave. Every first Saturday of the month, April-December. Sponsored by @sixandtwenty distillery! This will be our second year at the Poe West development in the Village Arts District of West Greenville. There will be...
by admin on September 24, 2026.
Fresh off the Greenville Symphony’s season‑opening performances of Mozart’s Requiem, we return to the composer’s world — this time in the intimate glow of the Gunter Theatre, where his brilliance feels especially close and alive. In this up‑close setting, Mozart’s music sparkles: you’ll hear the wit, warmth, and emotional electricity that made him one of...
by admin on September 24, 2026.
Step into a season of power, beauty, and breathtaking artistry as the Greenville Symphony opens with one of the most iconic masterpieces in the classical canon: Mozart’s Requiem—a work shrouded in mystery, charged with emotion, and eternally captivating. For this monumental evening, Music Director Lee Mills leads the full Greenville Symphony joined by two of...
by admin on September 18, 2026.
Vocal Matrix Chorus, the Upstate’s award-winning women’s a cappella chorus presents “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?!” It’s a musical journey through the holidays and beyond, packed with your chorus favorites! But here’s the thing… you may have shown up a little early. Like, dress-rehearsal early. Microphones on the fritz. Music that’s gone mysteriously missing. A...