UPCOMING EVENTS!

The Blues Runs Through It

Friday, September 13, 2024

A unique contemporary interpretation of jazz and blues music from its beginnings
in 1923, with songs by Alberta Hunter and Bessie Smith, to later music by Billie Holiday, Holland-Dozier-Holland and Abbey Lincoln.

The music is presented by Vocalist Shelley Neill, Pianist Laszlo Gardony,
Ron Mahdi on Bass and Yoron Israel on Drums.

Cash Only Wine Bar and Complimentary Hors D'Oeuvres at 7:00pm

Theatre Doors Open at 7:30pm with Concert at 8:00pm

One Night Only!

Joany Lincoln Presents

Musical Adventures on Four Continents

Saturday, September 21, 2024 at 7:30pm

Joan Lincoln, born in the United States, has lived outside of the United States for four decades on four continents, in a life dedicated to strengthening human connection. This immense life experience has offered Joany a multitude of lessons on music and culture. Through live piano improvisation, original compositions and other performative elements, Joany will share and illustrate some of her learning. She will explore how music both shapes and is shaped by peoples’ life experiences, the theme of music as a universal language, and the social impact of music in the lives of adults and in the education of children.

Juventas New Music Ensemble Present

LEGACY at 20

November 16, 2024 at 8:00pm

Juventas is thrilled to announce their 20th anniversary season “Legacy,” celebrating two decades of music making! On November 16th, at 8 PM, attend a magical music evening revisiting special moments in Juventas's history with works by some of their most beloved composers. 

In the Gallery

The color red has captivated artists for centuries. Red, made from ochre, was one of the first colors used in prehistoric art. To this day, the many shades of red are amongst the most evocative colors out there. In fashion, you’ll find glimpses of red throughout every era and trend. From Alexander McQueen’s compelling use of red in infamous collections such as his 1998 Autumn/Winter collection titled Joan, where a red figure stood engulfed in flames, to Givenchy’s influential crimson sheath on Audrey Hepburn in the 1957 musical Funny Face. 

With red having historically played a role in some of the most iconic moments in fashion and art, we’re now curious to see how today’s generation of artists will continue the legacy. 

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