Credo Community Choir presents
America Sings 250 brings together the songs, texts, stories, and voices that have shaped our nation over the past 250 years.
Beckles Dancing Company
Beckles Dancing Company in partnership with South Dallas Cultural Center presents asterisk 31.
Dallas Bach Society presents
This event will include a performance, and the opportunity for the audience to participate in the dances under the direction of Ms. Julia Bengtsson and other members of the New York Baroque Dance Company.
Lone Star Wind Orchestra presents
This Mother’s Day, share the gift of music with a concert that celebrates beauty, imagination, and connection.
Orchestra of New Spain presents
A solo Cello program of Eastern Orthodox Chants, American Bluegrass, Catalonian Folksongs, Boccherini’s Fandango and Ancient Mediterranean Laments.
Dallas Bach Society presents
Join us as we continue our Aldredge House series with Sydney ZumMallen on Cello & Viola da Gamba!
New Texas Symphony Orchestra presents
From the composer: “Fanfare for a City begins with a brief opening brass chorale hinting at things to come, a fanfare with a sense of excitement and jubilation culminating in a return to the opening chorale written in Bach style that would never have been written by Bach.
May 1 - 2, 2026
Beckles Dancing Company in partnership with South Dallas Cultural Center presents asterisk 31. Experience Spring with BDC—FREE workshops before an evening of powerful dance celebrating culture and community.
May 9, 2026
America Sings 250 brings together the songs, texts, stories, and voices that have shaped our nation over the past 250 years.
May 10, 2026
This Mother’s Day, share the gift of music with a concert that celebrates beauty, imagination, and connection. Featuring the vibrant works of American composer James David, the program is filled with thought-provoking sounds and engaging energy that will delight audiences of all ages.
May 10, 2026
This event will include a performance, and the opportunity for the audience to participate in the dances under the direction of Ms. Julia Bengtsson and other members of the New York Baroque Dance Company.
May 16, 2026
A solo Cello program of Eastern Orthodox Chants, American Bluegrass, Catalonian Folksongs, Boccherini’s Fandango and Ancient Mediterranean Laments.
May 16, 2026
Join us as we continue our Aldredge House series with Sydney ZumMallen on Cello & Viola da Gamba!
May 17, 2026
From the composer: "Fanfare for a City begins with a brief opening brass chorale hinting at things to come, a fanfare with a sense of excitement and jubilation culminating in a return to the opening chorale written in Bach style that would never have been written by Bach.
