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. 

North Carolina native and Brooklyn transplant, Becca Stevens, stretches the boundaries of convention with songs that weave together her classical and Appalachian folk music upbringing and her love of the rich rhythms and harmonies of jazz and world music. Attend her latest performance in Jackson Hall!

Great jazz singer Cécile McLorin Salvant is returning to Jackson Hall with her newest album Ghost Song, on which Salvant interprets songs from Kate Bush and Gregory Porter alongside her stunning original compositions. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

Aida Cuevas, the first female mariachi singer to win a Grammy, celebrates her 45th anniversary as "The Queen of Mariachi" in this special performance. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

World of Change is an extended suite of pieces for piano and collaborative instrumentation composed by Clarice Assad for pianist Lara Downes and friends. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

Legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz called the Liszt Transcriptions of Beethoven’s symphonies “the greatest works for the piano.” Who better than pianist Christopher Taylor to tackle these demanding, illuminating works over four concerts. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

Matthew Whitaker became the youngest artist to be endorsed by Hammond in its 80+ year history. But it’s his rich talent, not his youth, that keeps audiences coming back to experience Whitaker and his talented bandmates. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

The Equality of Night and Day is a new work by Ronald K. Brown and Evidence examining the concepts of balance, equity, and fairness. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.

A symphony of acrobatics, sound and light, Humans 2.0 is a next-level circus by Circa. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show. Note: This is a more mature performance, recommended for ages 8+.

A major artistic presence in its home base of San Francisco, the Alexander String Quartet is equally beloved in its second home, the Mondavi Center. Learn more about how to get $10 tickets to this show.