Join the Alexander String Quartet and Robert Greenberg as they look back 100 years into the tumultuous social and political era of the early 20th century—times not unlike our own—and explore enduring works of the great music it produced. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this classical concert.

Transport to the exciting streets of 1920s Paris and Le Jazz Hot with a screening of the beloved French film, featuring Benoît Charest leading Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville in a live performance of the original score. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this hot and jazzy show.

Celebrate the day of the year when everyone is a little Irish with Danú, one of Ireland’s most acclaimed traditional music ensembles. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this uplifting, folk-style show.

Described as a “post-modern gumbo” of movement exploration, A.I.M is a contemporary dance company grounded and galvanized by Black culture and history. Led by Kyle Abraham, A.I.M will be performing their program "An Untitled Love" in our very own Jackson Hall. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

An original story that captivates audiences young and old, Dino-Light  features a scientist that brings a friendly dinosaur to life. This glow-in-the-dark adventure (a recipient of the Jim Henson Foundation Grant) is praised for its blend of puppetry, technology and dance. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this visually-stunning show.

Three-time Grammy-winning composer and fiddler Mark O’Connor is coming to Jackson Hall to perform his 2011 album, An Appalachian Christmas, as well as some renditions of holiday classics. Get into the spirit of the season and learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this festive show.

Silkroad’s newest initiative, American Railroad, illuminates the impact of African American, Chinese, Irish and Native American communities on the creation of the Transcontinental Railroad and America’s Westward Expansion. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this historical and cultural show.

Mixing the classic storytelling of Jack London with 180-degree projected illustrations, the acclaimed troupe Theatre Heroes presents a thrilling performance featuring the story of Buck. Kidnapped from his lavish life on a California estate and sent to work as a sled dog during the great Klondike Gold Rush, Buck fights to survive and becomes the most famous dog in the history of Alaska.

Formed in 2004 at the Kyiv Center of Contemporary Art, DakhaBrakha's musical spectrum inspires “cultural and artistic liberation” aimed at unlocking the potential of Ukrainian melodies for the country’s younger generation and the rest of the world.

Join us at Jackson Hall to witness a spectacular performance by Meow Meow, a remarkable singer and physical comedian who hypnotizes, inspires—and terrorizes—audiences with ease. Hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure, an evening with Meow Meow will have you holding on to your seats (as she might try to take them from you) and grabbing for handkerchiefs.