Concerts

Chamber Music Palisades presents Piano Night. Featuring a four hands piano duo and woodwind quintet. Four hand works by Rossini and Dvorak, and sextets by Strauss and Blümer, local musicians that perform with the LA Phil and LA Chamber Orchestra.

Tickets may be purchased at the door or online:

Single admission $35

Students (with I.D.) FREE

HOW CAN WE DISMANTLE THE BARRIERS BETWEEN US? Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra presents music that unifies us during times of dissonance with the premiere of Derrick Skye’s multicultural exploration, To Be A Horizon, which engages in an endless pursuit of connection to deconstruct musical and cultural divides. Beethoven’s transitional Symphony No. 4 provides a contrast, celebrating Beethoven’s legacy of breaking musical boundaries.

The Marina Culture Jam series returns to Burton Chace Park this Spring. April’s performances include the Musical Theatre Guild – Revolution! And the Alley Cats.

Celebrate the rich and diverse intersections of Armenian musical heritage with exquisite performances of works by Armenian classical composers in Western and Ottoman music traditions. Enjoy an evening of music brought to you by the UCLA Armenian Music Program in observance of the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.

Council District 4 had so much fun with their Concerts in the Park series last fall, they are bringing the festivities back this Spring!

The Valley Cultural Foundation, the Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council, and the Department of Rec and Parks,  are  excited to host a one-day FREE concert and festival at the Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Park on Sunday, April 14, 2024 from 4:00 to 8:00p.m.!

The event will feature tribute band The Beatles Vs Stones, as well as local musical artists, a dedicated kids’ area, complete with games and bubbles, food trucks, community booths, and more!  As always, the event is FREE and open to the public. Click HERE to RSVP!  

The Rogue Lab Rough Draft Series spotlights bite-sized readings and music from current plays-in-progress and pairs them with curated conversations and connections with artists and experts inspired by the work.

Rogue Artists Ensemble’s play-with-music Cowboy Elektra written by Ramona Pilar and Meghan Brown with Rogue, reimagines Greek tragedy through an early Californian lens, exploring revenge, cycles of trauma, and women’s experience in the “old west.” Set against the backdrop of 1869 Los Angeles, when the railroad was on the verge of reaching the west, Cowboy Elektra brings the Elektra story into the Palace Saloon as Nessie, Elektra, and the Hurdies grapple with the changing landscape of Los Angeles. Join us to hear a concert of new music from the play followed by a conversation with the artists, including songwriter Zachary Lupetin of The Dustbowl Revival.

Cowboy Elektra in Concert features singers Ariella Irula, Amir Levi, Sarah Kay Peters, Kalean Ung, and musicians Melinda West and more directed by Sean Cawelti. Music and lyrics by Zachary Lupetin. Tickets are free but donations are appreciated.

The Rogue Lab Rough Draft Series spotlights bite-sized readings and music from current plays-in-progress and pairs them with curated conversations and connections with artists and experts inspired by the work.

Rogue Artists Ensemble’s play-with-music Cowboy Elektra written by Ramona Pilar and Meghan Brown with Rogue, reimagines Greek tragedy through an early Californian lens, exploring revenge, cycles of trauma, and women’s experience in the “old west.” Set against the backdrop of 1869 Los Angeles, when the railroad was on the verge of reaching the west, Cowboy Elektra brings the Elektra story into the Palace Saloon as Nessie, Elektra, and the Hurdies grapple with the changing landscape of Los Angeles. Join us to hear a concert of new music from the play followed by a conversation with the artists, including songwriter Zachary Lupetin of The Dustbowl Revival.

Cowboy Elektra in Concert features singers Ariella Irula, Amir Levi, Sarah Kay Peters, Kalean Ung, and musicians Melinda West and more directed by Sean Cawelti. Music and lyrics by Zachary Lupetin. Tickets are free but donations are appreciated.