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  • 5 days ago | sfcv.org | Janos Gereben

    Opera Parallèle, San Francisco’s small but mighty champion of contemporary opera, is continuing its musical crusade for the 16th year. The company’s 2025–2026 season will feature three “bold productions” that represent a continued “commitment to innovative storytelling and community engagement,” according to an official press release.

  • 2 weeks ago | sfcv.org | Janos Gereben |Michael Zwiebach |Peter Feher |Simon Cohen

    Yerba Buena Gardens Festival | May 10 – Oct. 4San Francisco Opera Summer Season | June 3–27Ojai Music Festival | June 5–8Britt Music & Arts Festival | June 6 – Sept. 18Hollywood Bowl | June 7 – Sept. 28San Francisco Jazz Festival | June 13–15Healdsburg Jazz Festival | June 13–22Music Academy of the West | June 15 – Aug. 9Stern Grove Festival | June 15 – Aug. 17Mainly Mozart | June 18–28San Francisco Symphony Summer Season | June 26 – Aug. 3Merola Opera Program | June 26 – Aug.

  • 2 weeks ago | sfcv.org | Janos Gereben

    Among the estimated 42 million Americans singing in the country’s 270,000 choral groups, the members of the Berkeley Community Chorus & Orchestra (BCCO) have some special claims to fame. Founded in 1966 by conductor Eugene Jones, BCCO has now seen several generations of non-auditioned singers contribute to decades of concerts that have received rave reviews and have always been offered free of charge.

  • 3 weeks ago | sfcv.org | Janos Gereben

    San Francisco Ballet, the country’s oldest major ballet company, is getting ready for its 93rd season, full of large, ambitious programs. Artistic Director Tamara Rojo has curated a 2026 schedule that consists of new commissions and old favorites paying homage to the company’s past. Rojo told SF Classical Voice: “When I program a new season, I try to explore new ways of experiencing ballet, and we’ve found that audiences in San Francisco are excited by the unexpected.

  • 1 month ago | sfcv.org | Janos Gereben

    Federal support for the arts in the United States is minuscule. The 2024 budget of $207 million for the National Endowment for the Arts came out to around 60 cents per U.S. citizen. But the financial situation at some performing arts organizations is so precarious that a radical change ordered from Washington, D.C., on Friday, May 2, hit many projects still in progress.

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