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SUMMARY:Chamber Soirée at the Historic Davenport Hotel - October
DESCRIPTION:Set in the opulent Historic Davenport Hotel\, small ensembles play some of our musician’s favorite works of familiar composers with a few new discoveries along the way. \nTable seating includes wine and light fare from the Davenport Hotel kitchen. Gallery seating includes concert ticket only. \nErnst von Dohnányi \nSerenade for String Trio\, op. 10\nAllion Salvador\, Jessica Jasper\, Johannes Kleinmann\nAntonín Dvořák \nString Quartet in Eb Major Op. 51\nDavid Armstrong\, Amanda Howard Phillips\, Nick Carper\, Louise Butler\nVictor Ewald\nBrass Quintet No. 3\, Op.7\nJack Farnham\, Eric Moe\, Clinton Webb\, John Church\, Andy Abel \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nProgram\nSerenade for String Trio\, op. 10\, Ernst von Dohnányi\nAllion Salvador\, Jessica Jasper\, Johannes Kleinmann \nString Quartet in Eb Major\, Op. 51\, Antonín Dvořák\nDavid Armstrong\, Amanda Howard Phillips\, Nick Carper\, Louise Butler \nBrass Quintet No. 3\, Op. 7\, Victor Ewald\nJack Farnham\, Eric Moe\, Clinton Webb\, John Church\, Andy Abel \nWednesday TicketsThursday TicketsBuy Wednesday SubscriptionBuy Thursday Subscription
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/chamber-soiree-at-the-historic-davenport-hotel-october/
LOCATION:The Historic Davenport\, 10 S Post St\, Spokane\, 99201\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Chamber Soirees,Classical
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SUMMARY:Dolly Parton's Threads: My Songs In Symphony
DESCRIPTION:Sorry\, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.\nMorihiko Nakahara\, conductor\n\nFeaturing Dolly Parton on screen\n\nCelebrate the life and legacy of Dolly Parton. This innovative multimedia experience featuring Dolly on screen will bring you on a visual-musical journey of her songs\, her life\, and her stories. Backed by the full orchestra\, hear hit songs\, including “Jolene\,” “Coat Of Many Colors\,” and “I Will Always Love You\,” in addition to Dolly’s personal favorites.\n\nCo-produced by Dolly Parton together with Schirmer Theatrical and Sony Music Publishing.\nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nBUY TICKETSNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSPUT THIS SHOW IN A PACKAGEBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/dolly-parton-threads-my-songs-in-symphony/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Classical,Country,Curated By You,Pop Culture,Specials
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SUMMARY:Steven Curtis Chapman
DESCRIPTION:Back for its final run\, Steven Curtis Chapman is bringing the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to even more cities in the fall of 2026! The tour continues the celebration of 25 years of the iconic Speechless album\, which featured seven #1 radio hits including the title track “Speechless.” Experience the album played front to back in its entirety—featuring favorites like “Dive\,” “Be Still and Know\,” “Fingerprints of God\,” and more—along with additional hits and special surprises. Don’t miss your final chance to be part of the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour as this milestone celebration comes to a close this fall! \nDOORS 6PM | SHOW 7PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nVIP Package:\nIncludes Early Entry\, VIP Tour Laminate\, Exclusive VIP Poster & $5 Steven Curtis Chapman Merchandise Voucher with early shopping access.\nVIP doors open at 5:30pm\, event begins at 7:00pm. You must arrive by 5:30pm to have guaranteed early entrance. \nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/steven-curtis-chapman/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Christian
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SUMMARY:The Goonies
DESCRIPTION:MUSIC & MOVIES SERIES\nMorihiko Nakahara\, conductor \n“Hey\, you guys!” Join a group of misfits on a search for long-lost treasure\, complete with a treasure map\, deadly booby traps\, a ruthless crime family\, and Baby Ruth candy bars. Experience one of the most-loved films of the ʼ80s with the Spokane Symphony playing the entire score live to picture. No matter the dangers—Goonies never say die! \n@Warner Bros. Entertainment\, Inc. All rights reserved. \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nBUY TICKETSNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETS
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/the-goonies/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Curated By You,Family,Film,Movie Pack,Nostalgia,Specials
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SUMMARY:Black Jacket Symphony Presents: Bon Jovi’s ‘Slippery When Wet’
DESCRIPTION:Remember putting on an album and listening from start to finish?  Relive that moment with a live concert experience unlike any other as The Black Jacket Symphony recreates Bon Jovi’s iconic album Slippery When Wet live in its entirety—note for note\, sound for sound—plus a full set of Bon Jovi’s greatest hits. Over the past ten years\, the Black Jacket Symphony has performed over 40 classic rock albums\, bringing an incredible night of entertainment to over a million music lovers across the US. The group of hand-picked musicians changes based upon the album being performed—and no sonic detail is overlooked\, with the musicians doing whatever it takes to reproduce the album. It’s a full night of rock and roll magic—plus a visual experience unlike any other. Fans across the country flock to their shows—and once you see one\, you won’t miss another!  \nDon’t let the name fool you…known for their incredible live recreations of some of classic rock’s greatest albums\, The Black Jacket Symphony is bringing Bon Jovi’s iconic album Slippery When Wet to life. It’s a full rock-and-roll experience! Black jackets for them\, blue jeans for you.  \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTickets On Sale: Friday\, March 13 at 10AM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/black-jacket-symphony-presents-bon-jovis-slippery-when-wet/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Rock
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SUMMARY:Spokane String Quartet 2
DESCRIPTION:“Have you noticed there’s a bridge?” showcasing quartet members Mateusz Wolski and Amanda Howard Phillips\, violins\, Jeannette Wee-Yang\, viola and Helen Byrne\, cello. The program features Franz Joseph Haydn’s String Quartet in G Major\, Op. 76\, No.1\, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s String Quartet No. 1\, in D Major\, Op. 11\, and Frank Bridge’s Phantasie for String Quartet\, H.55\, in recognition of Spokane’s signature bridges featured in our logo and this year’s program cover. \nDOORS 1PM | SHOW 2PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/ssq2-26/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Local Musicians,String Instruments
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SUMMARY:The Pastoral
DESCRIPTION:Guest conductor Sameer Patel and local favorite Yvette Kraft leads us into the wild\, chilly\, and hauntingly beautiful Violin Concerto by Sibelius\, music of icy brilliance and soaring lyricism. Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony completes the journey with birdsong\, summer storms\, and rustic dances that celebrate the restorative beauty of the countryside. \nSameer Patel\, conductor\nYvette Kraft\, violin \nPiotr Illych Tchaikovsky\nPolonaise from Eugene Onegin\nJean Sibelius\nViolin Concerto in D minor\, Op.47\nLudwig van Beethoven\nSymphony No.6 in F major ‘Pastoral’\, Op.68 \nSATURDAY DOORS 6PM | PRECONCERT TALK 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nSUNDAY DOORS 1:30PM | PRECONCERT TALK 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONFree K-12 TicketsBring the whole family! This show has free tickets available for all students K-12 through the Spokane Symphony FASTix program.\nGet your tickets by calling The Fox box office at 509-624-1200. \n\nProgram Notes\nProgram notes by J. Michael Allsen \nGuest conductor Sameer Patel leads the Spokane Symphony in this program of three works. We open with the Polonaise from Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin. Then we welcome a local favorite\, violinist Yvette Kraft\, to play the expressively and technically challenging Violin Concerto by Sibelius. After intermission\, we turn to the programmatic Pastoral Symphony of Beethoven\, a gentle but thoroughly revolutionary work for its time. \nThis dignified dance comes from Act III of Tchaikovsky’s operatic masterpiece. \nPeter Ilyich Tchaikovsky\nBorn: May 7\, 1840\, Votkinsk\, Russia.\nDied: November 6\, 1893\, St. Petersburg\, Russia. \nPolonaise from Eugene Onegin \n\nComposed: 1877-78.\nPremiere: May 29\, 1879 at the Moscow Conservatory.\nDuration: 5:00.\n\nBackground\nWhen the singer Elizaveta Lavrovskaya suggested in the spring of 1877 that Tchaikovsky adapt Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin\, he initially thought the idea was “wild.” Written nearly fifty years prior\, the novel had achieved status as Russia’s definitive masterpiece\, beloved by literate society. The story of Tatyana’s tragic love for the worldly Onegin and of his ultimate downfall was so famous that adapting it for the stage was a risky endeavor. \nTchaikovsky ultimately embraced the challenge\, beginning composition at the story’s emotional climax: Tatyana’s passionate letter to Onegin\, followed by his cool\, polite rejection. Just as Tchaikovsky began writing\, letters arrived from a former student\, Antonina Milyukova\, declaring her love. Life and art collided. Terrified of mirroring Onegin’s cruelty\, Tchaikovsky relented and agreed to marry her. He poured himself into the score during their five-week engagement\, but after a disastrous honeymoon\, the opera was shelved as he fled the marriage. He would not finish Onegin until early the following year\, after seeking refuge in Clarens\, Switzerland. \nTchaikovsky remained cautious about Eugene Onegin even after it was finished\, opting to premiere it quietly with students from the Moscow Conservatory. Yet he needn’t have worried. Its professional debut in St. Petersburg a few years later was a resounding success\, cementing its place as one of his first works to achieve universal acceptance in Russia. \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThe famous Polonaise sets the scene for Act III\, which opens years after the disastrous duel in which Onegin killed his friend Lensky. As guests dance its stately rhythms in a fashionable St. Petersburg ballroom\, the disgraced and remorseful Onegin is stunned to discover that the noble hostess is none other than Tatyana\, whom he had cast aside years earlier. His desperate attempts to win her back are rejected by the now-married Tatyana\, completing his emotional destruction. \nThe Violin Concerto of Jean Sibelius is an expansive work that calls for dramatic\, forceful playing from the soloist\, particularly in the stormy opening movement. It also demands passionate lyricism in the second movement\, and astonishing technique in the finale. \nJean Sibelius\nBorn: December 8\, 1865\, Hämeenlinna\, Finland.\nDied: September 20\, 1957\, Järvenpää\, Finland. \nConcerto in D minor for Violin and Orchestra\, Op. 47 \n\nComposed: 1902-1903.\nPremiere: February 8\, 1904\, in Helsinki\, with Victor Novacek as soloist. An extensively revised version—the version heard at these concerts—was premiered in Berlin on October 19\, 1905\, with Carl Halír as soloist\, and conducted by Richard Strauss.\nDuration: 32:00.\n\nBackground\nThe years after the turn of the 20th century were frustrating for Sibelius—though his reputation in his native Finland was secure\, international fame was proving to be elusive. His initial musical success had come with nationalistic works based upon Finnish folk legends\, like The Swan of Tuonela. By 1900\, though\, he was trying to break this mold and establish himself as a symphonist in the tradition of Brahms and Dvořák. This self-imposed pressure caused turmoil in his personal life\, which was plagued by marital problems\, alcoholism\, and mounting financial difficulties. Despite all this\, the period was amazingly fertile: by 1915\, he had written his first five symphonies\, his violin concerto\, six symphonic poems (including the famous Finlandia)\, and several smaller works for orchestra. By the outbreak of World War I\, he had won the wider recognition he desired and deserved. \nSibelius was a fine violinist and had started his musical training with dreams of becoming a great virtuoso. A shoulder injury when he was in his 20s and an increasing interest in composition ended his hopes for a solo career\, but he never lost his interest in the instrument. When he was in his late 30s\, he wrote: “There’s still a part of me that desires to become a violinist\, and this expresses itself in unusual ways.” Shortly after he made this remark\, he began work on the violin concerto\, encouraged by German violinist Willy Burmeister\, who promised to play the concerto in Berlin. For financial reasons\, Sibelius decided to premiere it in Helsinki\, and since Burmeister was unavailable to travel to Finland\, Sibelius engaged Victor Novacek\, a violin teacher at the Helsinki Conservatory. Novacek apparently played the concerto poorly\, and the first performance was a flop. Sibelius was also dissatisfied with the piece itself and set to work revising it. A year later\, he got his desired Berlin premiere\, with the Bohemian virtuoso Carl Halíř as soloist. Though Sibelius referred to this concert as the concerto’s “trial by fire\,” it was a tremendous success\, leading one critic to make a poetic comparison to “the Nordic winter landscape painters\, who through the distinctive interplay of white on white secure rare\, sometimes hypnotic\, sometimes powerful effects.” Sibelius dedicated his concerto to the Hungarian child prodigy Ferenc Vecsey\, who played it in Berlin a year later\, when he was just 13 years old. (Sibelius had in fact made the dedication when Vecsey was only ten years old!) \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThe concerto is an expansive work that calls for dramatic\, forceful playing for the soloist. The opening movement (Allegro moderato) begins with a passionate melody from the soloist\, supported by a throbbing background of muted strings. This first section ends with a short cadenza and a transition before cellos and bassoons introduce a new major-key idea. The violin transforms this into a more passionate minor-key theme. Strings and woodwinds introduce a more forceful third idea. Though the movement has the general outlines of sonata form\, Sibelius follows a freer course\, developing these main ideas until the very end\, and introducing several new themes along the way. At its midpoint\, this movement features an extended solo cadenza. \nWhere the first movement was stormy and tense\, the second (Adagio di molto) is quiet and lyrical. The movement opens with almost mysterious lines from the woodwinds\, but the violin soon enters with a long romantic melody\, supported by horns and woodwinds. A central episode is more dramatic in mood\, with a new melody introduced by the orchestra. The final section returns to the calm mood of the opening\, with the main theme now played by the orchestra as the soloist provides a delicate ornamental filigree. \nForceful rhythms in the timpani and low strings introduce the main theme of last movement (Allegro\, ma non tanto)\, an energetic melody that critic Donald Francis Tovey called “a polonaise for polar bears.” The second theme is a syncopated dance melody introduced by the orchestra and further developed by the violin. Most of the movement is concerned with developing these two themes\, most often played by the orchestra as the soloist provides a kind of virtuoso commentary. The violinist throws in every virtuoso trick in the book in this dazzling finale: long lines of double-stops and octaves\, harmonics\, and breathtaking passages that span the full range of the instrument. \nBeethoven himself labeled his Sixth Symphony the Pastoral Symphony\, a tribute to his love of life in the country. This is a gentle work\, but for its time\, a revolutionary one. Its five movements include rustic dances\, exuberant bird song\, and a remarkably realistic thunderstorm. \nLudwig van Beethoven\nBorn: December 17\, 1770 (baptism date)\, Bonn\, Germany.\nDied: March 26\, 1827\, Vienna\, Austria. \nSymphony No. 6 in F Major\, Op. 68\, “Pastoral” \n\nComposed: Between 1803 and 1808.\nPremiere: December 22\, 1808\, in Vienna.\nDuration: 40:00.\n\n“No one can love the country as much as I do.”\n– Beethoven \nBackground\nAt some point in 1803\, Beethoven sketched a brief musical passage of flowing triplets he titled ‘the murmuring of the brook\,’ which appears to be the very earliest snippet of his pastoral symphony. While he collected additional ideas over the next few years\, the bulk of the Symphony No. 6 was written in 1808\, at roughly the same time as the Symphony No. 5. Both symphonies were performed for the first time at a benefit concert in Vienna in December 1808. The landmark concert also included excerpts from his Mass in C and the aria “Ah\, perfido!” plus the premieres of two works featuring Beethoven at the piano: his Piano Concerto No. 4 and the hastily composed Choral Fantasy. \nDespite their pairing\, the fifth and sixth symphonies are astonishingly different works. While later writers worked hard to hear a program (a “story line” or other extra-musical idea) in the fifth\, it was probably conceived as an expression of purely musical ideas: particularly the intense\, almost relentless development of musical themes. The sixth is clearly programmatic\, however. Beethoven suggested in his own writings that this work should bring up associations of country life in the minds of its audience. Although Beethoven provided the title “Pastoral\,” he noted that the work expressed subtle feelings rather than the sensational pictorial music then popular in France and Austria. Beethoven famously disdained mere “tone-painting”—making it even more ironic that just five years later he penned the crowd-pleasing spectacle of Wellington’s Victory. It was this programmatic aspect of the sixth that most excited musicians of the 19th century: it was clearly the inspiration for Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique and Schumann’s “Spring” Symphony to give just two early examples. It was successful in Beethoven’s own time as well: one review of the premiere called the “Thunderstorm” movement “unsurpassedly beautiful.” Another reviewer of an early performance remarked that: “The whole work is sure to meet with great approval everywhere\, so long as one enters cheerfully and with good will into the spirit of the author’s intentions\, without a preconceived opinion.” \nThe author’s intentions in the sixth seem to be summed up best in an annotation to one of Beethoven’s sketches: “Pastoral Symphony—whoever also treasures country life can discover for himself what the author intends.” Beethoven’s love of the country is well-known: he enjoyed long walks in the countryside\, and much of the sixth was written in a country house in the small town of Heiligenstadt outside of Vienna. \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThe sixth is formally innovative\, abandoning the traditional four-movement plan in favor of five movements in which the last three form a single dramatic unit. The opening movement (Allegro non troppo) unfolds in a generously proportioned sonata form. Unlike most of Beethoven’s first movements\, its development trades furious intensity for a remarkable gentleness of tone. In a violin part\, Beethoven made brief notes at the beginning of each of the five movements that suggest specific associations\, in this case\, “Pleasant\, cheerful feelings aroused on approaching the countryside.” Both main themes are quiet and happy: first a country dance tune above an unchanging bagpipe drone\, then a more active second theme. Passing hints of the minor pepper the long development\, but the recapitulation arrives with little drama\, yielding instead the quiet satisfaction of a great tune returned to the full orchestra. The understated coda simply rounds out the main idea amid witty clarinet lines. \nThis placid mood continues in the second movement (Andante molto mosso – “Scene by the brook”). Here again he uses sonata form with none of the usual fire and fury. If he did indeed intend this as musical picture of a brook\, the constantly undulating string accompaniment is the aquatic background to a series of lovely woodwind themes. Near the end there is a birdlike group cadenza for solo woodwinds. As if anyone could miss his intention\, Beethoven labeled these passages in the score: “nightingale\,” “quail\,” and “cuckoo.” \nThe final three movements are played without a pause. The third movement (Allegro – “Happy gathering of villagers”) is set as a scherzo\, but the tempo is relaxed\, as Beethoven launches into a set of rustic dances. Two triple-meter themes begin this set\, a jolly bagpipe-style tune and a more delicate idea passed among the flute\, clarinet\, and horn. The contrasting trio section is a rustic duple-meter dance for the full orchestra. All these ideas are restated\, but just as he seems ready to conclude the movement\, a quiet rumble heralds an abrupt shift in texture (Allegro) as wandering string lines gather intensity above bass tremolos. The ‘Thunderstorm’ doesn’t take long to break\, bringing a crashing fortissimo chord and a series of lightning strikes. Beethoven used a series of shockingly dissonant chords and surprising orchestral effects to paint his storm. The storm passes quickly\, leaving a calm\, pastoral duet of clarinet and horn to introduce the finale (Allegretto – “Shepherd’s song. Grateful thanks to the Almighty after the storm”). The main idea is serene and hymnlike: Beethoven wrote the words Herr\, wir danken dir (Lord\, we thank you) in his score at this point. This melody appears in both varied and original forms throughout the movement. Once more\, the mood is tranquil throughout\, as the movement weaves its unhurried way to a quiet conclusion.\n_____\nProgram notes ©2026 by J. Michael Allsen \nSameer Patel\nNamed Musical America‘s April 2023 New Artist of the Month and internationally recognized for his “profound artistry” (The San Diego Union Tribune)\, Sameer Patel is one of America’s most exciting conductors. Equally at home conducting world premieres and traditional classical works\, Patel’s infectious enthusiasm for music is felt by musicians\, audiences\, and students alike. \nPatel is in his third season as Music Director and Orchestra Conductor of the La Jolla Symphony and Chorus and also serves as the Artistic Director of the San Diego Youth Symphony\, a transformational organization that reaches more than 3\,000 students through its thirteen ensembles\, El Sistema-inspired community programs\, and early childhood music classes. Formerly\, he served for six seasons as Associate Conductor of the Sun Valley Music Festival and held an acclaimed tenure as Associate Conductor of the San Diego Symphony\, where he reinvigorated the orchestra’s programming and connection with its community. He has also held conducting positions with the Chicago Sinfonietta and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. \nRecent performances include Puccini’s Tosca with Houston’s Opera in the Heights\, as well as concerts with the orchestras of Chicago\, Toronto\, St. Louis\, Detroit\, New Jersey\, Baltimore\, Princeton\, Sarasota\, Florida\, Phoenix\, Grand Rapids\, Sacramento\, Toledo\, New Hampshire\, Bozeman\, Savannah\, Fresno\, Knoxville\, Alabama\, Naples\, Reading\, and Jacksonville. He has also appeared with the National Symphony Orchestra\, Pacific Symphony\, North Carolina Symphony\, Louisiana Philharmonic\, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra\, and the Wintergreen Festival Orchestra. Abroad\, Patel has conducted performances with the Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo\, the Orchestra Giovanile Italiana\, and the Leipziger Sinfonieorchester. Deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of musicians\, Patel has taught at the New England Conservatory and the Cleveland Institute of Music\, and has led performances with All-State and Honor orchestras throughout the country. \nWith an enthusiasm for the music of our time\, Patel is a champion of music by living composers. In his programs with the La Jolla Symphony and as a guest conductor\, Sameer has championed living composers—including Anna Clyne\, Andrea Casarrubios\, Gala Flagello\, Anthony Davis\, Juan Pablo Contreras\, Gabriella Smith\, Nina Shekhar\, Gabriela Ortiz\, and Vivian Fung—and has led world premieres by Adam Schoenberg\, Mason Bates\, Osvaldo Golijov\, Andrés Martín\, Lei Liang\, Reena Esmail\, and William Harvey. \nPatel’s impressive work has led to recognition from the Solti Foundation U.S.\, which granted him three consecutive Career Assistance Awards along with an Elizabeth Buccheri Opera Residency with North Carolina Opera. He was recognized by Daniele Gatti as a top conductor at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena\, Italy\, which led to his acclaimed debut with the Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo. Additionally\, Kurt Masur\, the late Music Director of the New York Philharmonic\, recognized Patel’s talents with a prize from the Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Foundation\, which allowed him to study with and assist Maestro Masur in his appearances with the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra. That same year\, Patel was one of only six conductors selected by the League of American Orchestras for the Bruno Walter National Conductor Preview with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra\, which led to subsequent\, multiple engagements with that orchestra. \nPatel studied at the University of Michigan and furthered his training across Europe with some of the greatest conductors of our time\, including Gianandrea Noseda\, Daniele Gatti\, David Zinman\, Paavo Järvi\, and the late conductors Kurt Masur and Bernard Haitink. Additionally\, Patel has assisted and learned from leading conductors Gustavo Dudamel\, Charles Dutoit\, Edo de Waart\, Robert Spano\, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla\, Stéphane Denève\, Jaap van Zweden\, Thomas Wilkins\, Larry Rachleff\, and Mei-Ann Chen\, among many others. \nProudly born and raised in Michigan\, Patel makes his home in San Diego with his wife\, Shannon\, and two children\, Devan and Veda. In his spare time\, Patel pursues his passions for literature\, languages\, jazz\, traveling\, fishing\, history\, and tennis. \nYvette Kraft\nYvette Kraft joins the first violin section of the San Francisco Symphony\, holding the Isaac Stern Chair\, in the 2025–26 season. She was the winner of both the 2024 Aspen Music Festival Violin Concerto Competition and the 2024 DeLay Fellowship Award. Internationally\, she placed second at the 2020 Grumiaux International Violin Competition in Brussels\, was a semifinalist in the 2019 Louis Spohr International Violin Competition in Weimar\, and was a 2023 Frances Walton Competition solo winner. She is an NPR From the Top Fellow and has collaborated with artists such as Augustin Hadelich\, Gil Shaham\, Arnaud Sussman\, Jon Kimura Parker\, and Jeremy Denk. Kraft was the concertmaster of the 2024 New York String Orchestra Seminar at Carnegie Hall. She has soloed with numerous orchestras including the Seattle Symphony\, San Francisco Ballet Orchestra\, and Spokane Symphony. After studying with Simon James\, she completed her studies as a student of Robert Lipsett at the Colburn Conservatory of Music\, winning the 2025 Frances Rosen Prize upon graduation. \nSPR Classical Concert of the Week\nWhether you couldn’t attend a Masterworks concert or loved what you heard and want to listen again\, Spokane Symphony Masterworks concerts are featured on SPR Classical’s “Concert of the Week\,” the Saturday after each performance on KSFC 91.9 FM at 12pm on spokanepublicradio.org. \nThe Masterworks 26-27 Season is Sponsored by \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/the-pastoral/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Beethoven,Classical,College Card,Curated By You,Free K-12 Tickets,Masterworks
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SUMMARY:Ferris Wind Ensemble Presents: Veterans Concert
DESCRIPTION:A tribute to Veterans: The Joel E. Ferris High School Wind Ensemble\, under the direction of Ben Brueggemeier\, will present “Let Freedom Ring” on Monday\, Nov. 9\, 7PM. \nThis event is free & open to the public. \nDOORS 6PM | SHOW 7PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices: FREE\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/veterans-concert/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
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SUMMARY:Young Artists Celebration Concert
DESCRIPTION:Young Artist Celebration Concert\nMusicFest Northwest Young Artist Winners\, Spokane Youth Symphony Orchestra\, and Spokane Youth Philharmonic perform with the Spokane Symphony \nJoin us for an evening of music\, inspiration\, and community as the Spokane Symphony proudly shares the stage with promising young musicians. This special concert is a joyful tribute to the next generation of artists\, showcasing their talent\, passion\, and dedication alongside the seasoned brilliance of our professional orchestra. \nExperience the excitement of debut performances with the Spokane Symphony by MusicFest Northwest Young Artists Winners. Then\, feel the energy as the Spokane Youth Symphony Orchestra and Spokane Youth Philharmonic perform “side-by-side” with the Spokane Symphony—filling the Fox with artistry\, mentorship\, and intergenerational collaboration. Families\, music lovers\, and curious minds of all ages are invited to celebrate the achievements of incredible student musicians and the power of live symphonic music. \nLearn more about the winners of The Young Artist Competition here. \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETS2026 Young Artist Winners\nProgram\nRuslan and Lyudmila Overture\, Mikhail Glinka \n\nPiano Concerto in A Major\, K. 488\, Mvt. I: Allegro\, W.A. Mozart \nBassoon Concerto in B-flat Major\, K. 191\, Mvt. I: Allegro\, W.A. Mozart \nTuba Concerto\, Mvt. I: Allegro deciso\, Edward Gregson \nScottish Fantasy\, Op. 46\, Mvt. IV: Finale; Allegro guerriero\, Max Bruch \nThe Impresario Overture\, W.A. Mozart \nSpanish Dance No. 1 from La Vida Breve\, Manuel de Falla (arr. Simpson) \nHighlights from West Side Story\, Leonard Bernstein (arr. Mason) \n\nGabriel Roller\nGabriel Roller is currently pursuing a Master of Music in Bassoon Performance under Dr. Javier Rodriguez at the University of Idaho. Mr. Roller received his Bachelors of Music Education from Northwest Missouri State University studying under Dr. Joseph Tomasso. Mr. Roller has performed as principal bassoon\, second bassoon\, and contra-bassoon in ensembles such as the University of Idaho Orchestra and Wind Symphony\, National Intercollegiate Band\, CBDNA Intercollegiate Honor Band\, and many more. After completing his master’s degree\, Mr. Roller plans on studying abroad\, pursuing a performance career\, and pursuing a career in university education. \nLinda Ouimette\nLinda Ouimette is a 16-year-old pianist from Spokane\, Washington and studies piano with Barbara Miller. She began playing piano at the age of six and has received numerous awards and recognitions throughout her musical studies\, including multiple Gold Medals and Adjudicator’s Choice at MusicFest Northwest\, a WSMTA State Recitalist Winner\, and receiving an Honorable Mention award in the MTNA Junior Piano Competition. An honor roll student at Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane\, Washington\, she is actively involved in student leadership and community service through several school organizations\, including serving as President of the Tri-M Music Honor Society. Outside of music\, Linda enjoys spending time with her six-year-old brother\, Teddy\, helping him with his piano studies\, and going on walks with her two dogs. \nMichael Perry\nMichael Perry is a senior Music Education major at Whitworth University. He is a native of Richland\, Washington\, and graduated from Hanford High School. Michael is the principal tubist in the Whitworth Wind Symphony and bass trombonist in the Whitworth Jazz Orchestra. As a sophomore\, he won the university’s annual Concerto Competition\, earning the opportunity to perform with the Whitworth orchestra. After completing his degree\, Michael plans to remain in Washington and pursue a career as a music educator. \nSage Sorensen\nSage Sorensen lives in Pendleton\, Oregon and started playing violin at around the age of 5.  She has been studying with Spokane Symphony concert master Mr. Mateusz Wolski since 2020 and is extremely grateful for his unwavering support and encouragement. Sage is a member of the Spokane Youth Symphony orchestra and chamber group. She enjoys reading and being in nature. Her future plans are to continue studying music and furthering her education. \nMaegan Hoogerhyde*\nSoprano Maegan Hoogerhyde holds degrees in voice from Montclair State University and New England Conservatory\, and maintains an active performing and teaching career. In the 2025-26 season\, she appeared as Gilda (Rigoletto) and the title role of Carlisle Floyd’s Susannah in scenes with Opera Atlantic\, and was chosen as the winner of the MusicFest Northwest Vocal Competition. Other recent highlights include Mimì (La bohème) and the title role of Thaïs in scenes with the Manetti Shrem Opera Program at Festival Napa Valley. She has performed with Boheme Opera NJ and New Jersey Opera Theater\, and as a soloist with the Adelphi Orchestra\, Englewinds\, Blackburn Music Academy Orchestra\, Orchestra 201\, and New Jersey Vocal Arts Collaborative. Along with her active performance career\, Maegan maintains a successful voice studio in the North Jersey area. \n*Maegan will be performing her Young Artist solo at the Labor Day concerts on September 5 at Pavillion Park and September 7 at Comstock Park and will not be featured in this performance. \nBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/yacc-2/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,Community
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261115
DTSTAMP:20261006T213827Z
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SUMMARY:Clouds in My Coffee: Music of Joni Mitchell\, Carole King\, and Carly Simon
DESCRIPTION:Few artists have shaped the singer-songwriter era like Joni Mitchell\, Carole King\, and Carly Simon. Their songs defined a generation\, capturing love\, independence\, and self-discovery with honesty and brilliance. An evening of timeless music with the Spokane Symphony featuring hits like “Both Sides Now\,” “You’ve Got a Friend\,” “You’re So Vain\,” and more. \nJoni Mitchell\, Carole King\, and Carly Simon do not perform live in this concert. \nTed Sperling\, conductorMorgan James\, vocalistBryonha Marie\, vocalistAlysha Umphress\, vocalist \n\nSATURDAY DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nSATURDAY TICKETSBUY POPS SUBSCRIPTIONStudent Ticket Deals$25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \nPops College CardGet this show and all 4 other Pops shows for only $60 with the Pops College Card. \n\nTed Sperling\nTED SPERLING is a New York City-based director and conductor\, with a forty-year career in music and theater. He is a Tony Award winner for his work on the groundbreaking Broadway musical\, The Light in the Piazza\, and is celebrating ten years as Artistic Director of MasterVoices. Maestro Sperling’s Broadway and off-Broadway credits include recent productions of the classics My Fair Lady\, Fiddler on the Roof\, The King and I\, Guys and Dolls\, How to Succeed… and South Pacific\, as well as the new musicals Titanic\, Ragtime\, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels\, The Full Monty\, Floyd Collins and A New Brain. As director\, Mr. Sperling has led four off-Broadway productions\, including See What I Wanna See at the Public Theater\, starring Idina Menzel. With MasterVoices\, he has brought to the NYC stage such rarities as Lady in the Dark\, Anyone Can Whistle and Let ‘em Eat Cake.   \nMaestro Sperling’s symphonic and opera career include Carmen and Orfeo with MasterVoices\, as well as performances with the Houston Grand Opera\, The New York City Opera\, The New York Philharmonic (including directing and conducting Show Boat for PBS)\, Chicago Symphony Orchestra\, San Francisco Symphony and San Diego Symphony. He was principal conductor of the Westchester Philharmonic for six seasons. His program about Carole King\, Beyond Beautiful\, can be streamed on the PBS AllArts platform. Mr. Sperling can be seen as talk show host Steve Allen in Season Two of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. For more information\, visit tedsperling.net \nMorgan James\nMorgan James has a voice that needs to be heard; even when she was just a fifth grader belting out standards on a karaoke machine. After her grandmother heard her sing\, the matriarch footed the bill for James’ voice lessons\, positive that her granddaughter had the mysterious “it factor”. And\, despite the sometimes treacherous terrain of the music industry\, James has never tired in her quest. Whether it’s tussling with label executives\, covering and owning songs by the likes of the Beatles or Prince\, or creating her own brand of original soul music\, James has carved out an enviable and diverse career\, always on her own terms. \nJames has a particular taste for inserting herself into men’s spaces\, twisting hyper-masculine songs to her will and changing their meanings in the process. That feminist lens is brought to the forefront in her most recent project\, Soul Remains the Same\, which reinterprets heavy tracks from the likes of AC/DC\, the Stone Temple Pilots\, and Pearl Jam. “Something I’ve always loved\, and I’ve done throughout my career\, is sing songs that are not just written by men\, but especially made for men\,” she says. “And make them my own.” \nSoul Remains the Same\, her sixth studio album\, transforms the testosterone-soaked ‘80s and ‘90s radio classics of her youth into poignant\, soulful\, and deeply personal covers.  As if Aretha Franklin went into the studio with AC/DC; it’s heavy rock songs through a feminine\, soul lens. \nJames’ journey from karaoke kid to prolific singer-songwriter didn’t follow an easy path. Raised on both musical theater and Laurel Canyon bards\, she applied to The Juilliard School at 18\, and was waitlisted before finally getting in. After studying opera and getting her BM in voice\, James set her sights on Broadway\, landing a part in The Addams Family on Broadway in 2010 with Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth. While treading the boards—eventually performing in five original Broadway companies— James started performing solo at New York City venues and developing her own sound. While appearing in “Motown: The Musical” in 2013\, the legendary producer Berry Gordy Jr. became her mentor. “I was a star in his eyes\,” James says. “Mr. Gordy is the one that encouraged me to write music\, to go deeper to find my sound\, and to stay true to my sound\, no matter what anybody else thought or anybody else said.” Gordy then facilitated a record deal with Epic Records\, where she released her first two albums: Morgan James Live: A Celebration of Nina Simone\, and Hunter. \nPrior to the release of Soul Remains The Same\, and since becoming an independent artist in 2017\, James has released both her original music Reckless Abandon\, Memphis Magnetic\, A Very Magnetic Christmas\, Nobody’s Fool\, and cover albums\, The Beatles White album\, Joni Mitchell’s Blue\, independently\, and predominantly fan-funded. \nJames has amassed a legion of fans via her YouTube channel and various collaborations\, resulting in over 300 million views online.  She has also garnered her share of praise for her original work\, with the Wall Street Journal calling her “the most promising young vocalist to come along so far this century”\, and the The New York Times called her a “phenomenal talent whose feel for classic soul music is bone deep… This woman is on fire.” \n“I’ve known\, from day one of my journey\, that I would have to fight every step of the way\,” James says now\, ahead of the release of Soul Remains the Same. “But that is the part of my story— it’s not something I want to erase. It’s something I celebrate.” \nOver the last several years\, James has built her own empire and established herself as a touring powerhouse\, allowing her to raise the funds to create her albums and make every decision from the ground up. Whether she’s in front of a full symphony orchestra\, or a big band singing the music of Nina Simone\, or in a theatre or club singing her own music with her band\, Morgan is a electrifying touring artist that is meant to be experienced live and in-person.   “I feel like I am a part of the lineage of soul music. This music is me: classic elements\, timeless melodies\, and lyrics from my soul and experience. We need that right now. We need real music now\, more than ever.” \nBryonha Marie\n\nBryonha Marie has rapidly established herself as one of the brightest young stars currently on Broadway and in the arena of classical crossover. Best known for her tour de force Broadway performance in Prince of Broadway\, a career retrospective of the work of the late Harold Prince (directed by Prince and Susan Stroman)\, Bryonha has also thrilled Broadway audiences in The Gershwin’s Porgy & Bess (Serena)\, After Midnight (featured and principal cover for Patti LaBelle\, Toni Braxton\, KD Lang and Fantasia)\, the revival of Ragtime (Sarah’s Friend)\, and The Book of Mormon. \nBryonha most recently appeared in 2020 pre-pandemic in Chicago with Kansas City Symphony (Mama Morton); and the 92nd Street Y’s “Lyrics & Lyricists\, Jerry Herman: You I Like.” Prior to that\, Bryonha made her Encores Off-Center debut at New York City Center in the rarely produced Promenade as Servant. In classical crossover in 2018\, she was honored to make her Carnegie Hall principal debut as Paquette in Candide; and her guest artist debut with the San Diego Symphony.  \n\nShe’s had the honor of being double-cast with Audra McDonald as the Beggar Woman in Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd for the New York Philharmonic\, having also appeared in Lincoln Center’s Showboat and Ragtime. With the Philadelphia Orchestra\, Bryonha was principal soloist in Bernstein’s Mass under the baton of Metropolitan Opera Music Director\, Yannick Nézet-Séguin\, for a performance that was released commercially on Deutsche Grammophon. Her performance of the piece ultimately resulted in an invitation to the Ravinia Festival. Additional career highlights include the First National tour of Falsettos (under the direction of James Lapine)\, the world premiere of Dave (Arena Stage\, Tina Landau\, director)\, Prince of Broadway (Tokyo\, Japan)\, The Gershwin’s Porgy & Bess (American Repertory Theatre\, Diane Paulus\, director)\, Ragtime (Kennedy Center)\, Civil War (NETworks)\, and her renowned interpretation of Effie White in Dreamgirls for North Shore Music Theatre.  \n\n​Bryonha has had several regional principal debuts with BTG\, Muny\, Sacramento Music Circus\, Pasadena Playhouse\, Fulton Theatre\, and MSMT. Most recently for television\, she appeared as The Mayor in “Spongebob Squarepants The Musical Live” for Nickelodeon (directed by Tina Landau). Ms. Parham has also been featured on CBS’ “Madame Secretary\,” PBS’ “Live from Lincoln Center” (Emmy® Nominated)\, the 66th and 68th Annual Tony Awards®\, and NBC’s “The Today Show.” Hailing from Kansas City\, Missouri\, Bryonha is a graduate of the Music Theatre Department at Illinois Wesleyan University and a proud member of Actors Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild. She currently resides in Manhattan with her husband\, David Goldsmith. \n\nAlysha Umphress\nAlysha Umphress has been seen on Broadway in On the Town (as Hildy)\, American Idiot\, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever\, Priscilla Queen of the Desert and Bring it On!. Her other recent credits include: the Off-Broadway revival of Smokey Joe’s Cafe\, for which she received a Lucille Lortel Nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical and whose cast won the Chita Rivera Award for Best Ensemble of a Musical; On the Town (again as Hildy) with the San Francisco Symphony under the baton of Michael Tilson Thomas; and Wonderful Town (as Ruth Sherwood) with the London Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle\, which was recorded on the LSO label and available on iTunes. \nProgram\nPieces will be announced from the stage during the show.   \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSATURDAY TICKETSBUY POPS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/clouds-in-my-coffee-music-of-joni-mitchell-carole-king-and-carly-simon/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,College Card,Curated By You,Pop,Pops
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SUMMARY:Spokane Youth Symphony presents: Rhythms Without Borders
DESCRIPTION:The Spokane Youth Symphony “Rhythms Without Borders” concert will take place on November 15 at 4:00 p.m. at the Fox Theater and is the first performance in the Spokane Youth Symphony’s 2026–2027 A World of Music concert series. This season marks 77 years of the Spokane Youth Symphony providing exemplary orchestral education to youth throughout the Inland Northwest. \nThe program features performances by all four Spokane Youth Symphony orchestras: Spokane Youth Strings\, conducted by Hannah Reitz; Spokane Youth Sinfonietta\, conducted by Jerilynn Harris; Spokane Youth Philharmonic\, conducted by Roberta Bottelli; and the Spokane Youth Symphony Orchestra\, conducted by Philip Baldwin. \nDOORS 3PM | SHOW 4PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/spokane-youth-symphony-presents-rhythms-without-borders/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spokane Youth Symphony
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DTSTAMP:20261021T185719Z
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SUMMARY:Whitworth Orchestra Celebrates America’s 250th!
DESCRIPTION:Whitworth University celebrates the 250th anniversary of our nation with a program honoring the ideals of liberty\, courage\, and the American spirit. The concert opens with John Williams’s stirring The Cowboys Overture\, followed by K. Lee Scott’s The Promised Land and James Beckel’s Liberty for All\, which incorporates quotations from the speeches of Patrick Henry\, Abraham Lincoln\, and John F. Kennedy.  The concert concludes with Tchaikovsky’s magnificent and exhilarating Symphony No. 4. \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices before fees: GA: $12 | Seniors: $10 | Students: FREE\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/whitworth-americas-250th/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Whitworth University
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261118
DTSTAMP:20261016T183650Z
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SUMMARY:Matt Fraser
DESCRIPTION:Join Matt Fraser\, America’s Top Psychic Medium\, for a night of LIVE psychic readings and undeniable proof of life after death. Audiences across the country are left amazed as Matt delivers heartfelt messages and jaw-dropping validations from the other side. Each show is an unforgettable emotional experience that resonates long after the curtain closes. \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/matt-fraser/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fox Presents
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DTSTAMP:20261012T222937Z
CREATED:20260508T170038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261012T222937Z
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SUMMARY:Handel's Messiah
DESCRIPTION:Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist\n127 E. 12th Ave.\, Spokane \nHandel’s Messiah resonates through the soaring space of St. John’s Cathedral as the Spokane Symphony and Chorale bring its expressive arias and powerful choral writing to life. This cherished holiday tradition invites audiences into a moving musical journey\, illuminated by the cathedral’s breathtaking acoustics and architecture. \nJames Lowe\, conductor\nSpokane Symphony Chorale\nDr. Meg Stohlmann\, chorale director \nThese performances of Messiah are recommended for children 5 and up. \nTHURSDAY DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nFRIDAY DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nSATURDAY DOORS 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nInterested in seeing this concert in Sandpoint\, ID? Click below for more details!\nSandpoint Concert \nChloe Sundet\, soprano\nComing Soon \nNicole Sonbert\, alto\nComing Soon \nNamarea Randolph-Yosea\, tenor\nComing Soon \nAndrew Krikawa\, bass\nComing Soon \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY THURSDAY TICKETSBUY FRIDAY TICKETSBUY SATURDAY TICKETS
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/handels-messiah-5/
LOCATION:Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist\, 127 East 12th Avenue\, Spokane\, WA\, 99202\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,Holiday,Specials
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTSTAMP:20261016T183636Z
CREATED:20260519T160051Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261016T183636Z
UID:17374-1795132800-1795219199@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:Straight No Chaser
DESCRIPTION:Look up “holiday music” in the dictionary\, and it’s likely that there is a photo of the nine-person a cappella group Straight No Chaser instead of a standard definition. For more than two decades\, the group has provided the soundtrack of the season\, bringing millions of fans to their feet while putting them in the holiday spirit. Year after year\, fans anxiously await the moment they can officially hit play on Straight No Chaser favorites.   \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTickets On Sale: Thursday\, May 21 at 10AM \nTicket Information:\nVIP Package details available here.\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/straight-no-chaser/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Pop
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261123
DTSTAMP:20261019T181726Z
CREATED:20260929T192131Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261019T181726Z
UID:18191-1795305600-1795391999@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:Handel's Messiah in Sandpoint\, ID
DESCRIPTION:Panida Theater \n\n\nThe Panida Theater hosts the Spokane Symphony for an added night of Handel’s Messiah.\nNote: Tickets are sold through the Panida Theater\, not The Fox Theater. \nThe Spokane Symphony and Chorale bring the expressive arias and powerful choral writing to life. This cherished holiday tradition invites audiences into a moving musical journey\, illuminated by the Panida’s breathtaking acoustics and architecture. \nJames Lowe\, conductor\nSpokane Symphony Chorale\nDr. Meg Stohlmann\, chorale director \nThese performances of Messiah are recommended for children 5 and up. \n\n\nDOORS 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary \nBUY TICKETS
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/handels-messiah-in-sandpoint-id/
LOCATION:Panida Theater\, 300 North 1st Avenue\, Sandpoint\, Idaho\, 83864
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Chorale,Classical,Community,Date Night,Holiday
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261124
DTSTAMP:20261016T183547Z
CREATED:20261014T213012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261016T183547Z
UID:18351-1795392000-1795478399@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:Hope: Old and New
DESCRIPTION:Whitworth Community Chorale and Community Concert Band Fall Concert \nThe Whitworth Community Chorale and Concert Band present their fall concert\, Hope: Old and New. Whitworth’s community ensembles feature Whitworth students\, alumni\, faculty\, staff and community members.  The 70+ member Community Band is under the direction of Kyla Fague and Richard Strauch\, DMA. The 100+ Community Chorale is directed by Scott Davis. \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices with Fees: GA: $16 | Seniors: $14 | Students: FREE\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/hope-old-and-new/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chorale,Whitworth University
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261128
DTSTAMP:20260714T203923Z
CREATED:20260526T140044Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260714T203923Z
UID:17429-1795737600-1795823999@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:Alter Bridge: What Lies Within Tour
DESCRIPTION:With Special Guests Big Wreck and Tim Montana \nBack in 2004\, four lifelong musicians got together down in Florida. Even though they had traveled separate paths\, similar lessons learned\, wisdom earned\, and dues paid united these gentlemen—Myles Kennedy [vocals\, guitar]\, Mark Tremonti [guitar\, vocals]\, Brian Marshall [bass]\, and Scott Phillips [drums]—as Alter Bridge. Over the ensuing two decades\, the band endured countless trials and tribulations\, defied every odd\, and rose to the head of the pack as a hard rock juggernaut\, cementing a singular legacy by selling out arenas\, gathering nearly 1 billion streams\, inciting international acclaim\, and quietly attracting a diehard audience. \nDOORS 6PM | SHOW 7PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/alter-bridge-what-lies-within-tour/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Rock
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261203
DTSTAMP:20260508T174453Z
CREATED:20260508T170026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260508T174453Z
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SUMMARY:Sensory Friendly: The Nutcracker Ballet
DESCRIPTION:James Lowe\, conductor\nState Street Ballet \nThis Sensory Friendly performance is designed for those presenting with special sensory needs for whom a traditional performance might be challenging to attend. Modifications include altered lighting levels\, flexibility to move around during the performance\, and sensory support tools. \nGather your family and friends for Spokane’s favorite holiday tradition. State Street Ballet and over 70 local dancers bring The Nutcracker to life while Tchaikovsky’s timeless score is played live by the Spokane Symphony. \nDOORS 5PM | SHOW 6PM \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/sensory-friendly-the-nutcracker-ballet-2/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,Family,Holiday,Sensory Friendly
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261207
DTSTAMP:20261006T215259Z
CREATED:20260508T170148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T215259Z
UID:16235-1796256000-1796601599@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:The Nutcracker Ballet
DESCRIPTION:It’s never too early for the Nutcracker Ballet. \nGather your family and friends for Spokane’s favorite holiday tradition. State Street Ballet and over 90 local dancers bring The Nutcracker to life while Tchaikovsky’s timeless score is played live by the Spokane Symphony. \nJames Lowe\, conductor\nState Street Ballet \nEVENING DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30\nMATINEE DOORS 2PM | 3PM \nFor information on the Sensory Friendly performance of The Nutcracker Ballet visit here. \nSubscription Packages On Sale: Friday\, May 8 \nSingle Tickets On Sale: Friday\, June 19 \nTHURSDAY TICKETSFRIDAY TICKETSSATURDAY MATINEE TICKETSSATURDAY EVENING TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nTHURSDAY TICKETSFRIDAY TICKETSSATURDAY MATINEE TICKETSSATURDAY EVENING TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/the-nutcracker-ballet-3/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,Curated By You,Family,Holiday,Specials
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261212
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261214
DTSTAMP:20261019T210250Z
CREATED:20260508T170141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261019T210250Z
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SUMMARY:Holiday Pops: Jazzy Winter Wonderland
DESCRIPTION:Our annual Holiday Pops returns with a soulful\, jazz-infused twist on your favorite holiday classics. Join vocalist Sara Jones\, the Spokane Symphony Chorale\, and the full orchestra for a night of festivities—complete with Santa Claus and our signature holiday sing-a-long! \nMorihiko Nakahara\, conductor\nSara Jones\, Vocals \nSATURDAY DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nSUNDAY DOORS 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY POPS SUBSCRIPTIONStudent Ticket Deals$25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \nPops College CardGet this show and all 4 other Pops shows for only $60 with the Pops College Card. \n\nSara Jones\nThe first-place winner of the Billie Holiday Vocal Competition and semi-finalist in the American Traditions Competition\, jazz vocalist Sara Jones has toured 49 states and performed in numerous concert halls across the country.   \nJones has performed as a soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra\, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra\, and Ravinia Festival Orchestra\, under the batons of Emil de Cou and Erich Kunzel. An additional highlight includes a solo performance on the Esplanade with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops Orchestra. In the Baltimore/Washington area\, Jones was a featured vocalist with the Jazz Ambassadors and has graced the stages of the Hippodrome Theater\, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall\, Strathmore Mansion\, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.   \nJones\, who began her musical career as a pianist\, received her Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance at St. Mary’s College of Maryland and her Master of Music in Piano Accompanying at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. After graduation\, she chose to pursue a professional vocal career with the Soldiers’ Chorus of the U.S. Army Field Band\, where she served for six years. Now a civilian\, Jones maintains an active performing schedule and has a CD recording\, Daydream A Little on Petite Musique Records. A collection of beloved jazz standards and bossa novas\, it features Jones and major Brazilian Jazz Group\, Trio Da Paz. Jones’ schedule can be found on her website\, sarajones.com.  \nAlso a former educator\, Jones was a professor at Towson University where she taught Jazz and Commercial Voice and directed the Towson Vocal Jazz Ensemble. Recent engagements for Jones include a performance by the Sara Jones Trio at the 2024 Monterey Jazz Festival in Monterey\, CA\, and a guest artist appearance in 2025 with the Buffalo Symphony and Chesapeake Symphony Orchestra. In 2026\, Jones will appear with the Columbia Orchestra and the Spokane Symphony.  \nProgram\nPolonaise from Christmas Eve\, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov \nA Christmas Overture (Variations on Deck the Halls)\, Jeff Tyzik \nI’ll Be Home for Christmas\, Kim Gannon & Walter Kent\, arr. Mark Hayes \nChristmas Time is Here\, Vince Guaraldi & Lee Mendelson \nI’m Dreaming of Home\, Philippe Rombi\, arr. Fedor Vrtacnik \nJazz Pizzicato\, Leroy Anderson \nI’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm\, Irving Berlin \nCarol of the Kings\, Trad.\, arr. Jeff Tyzik \nThe Skater’s Overture (Variations on a theme by Waldteufel)\, Emile Waldteufel\, arr. Jeff Tyzik \nThe Christmas Waltz\, Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn \nLet It Snow!\, Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn \nNutcracker Mini Jazz Suite\, Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky\, arr. Jeff Tyzik \nHave Yourself a Merry Little Christmas\, Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane \nThe Christmas Song\, Mel Tormé\, Robert Wells\, arr. Mark Hayes \nThe Twelve Days of Christmas\, Trad.\, arr. Matt Catingub \nSanta Claus Is Comin’ to Town\, J. Fred Coots & Haven Gillespie \nSleigh Ride\, Leroy Anderson & Mitchell Parish \nChristmas Singalong\, arr. John Finnegan \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY POPS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/holiday-pops-jazzy-winter-wonderland/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Classical,College Card,Curated By You,Family,Holiday,Jazz,Pops
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261221
DTSTAMP:20260508T174402Z
CREATED:20260508T170030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260508T174402Z
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SUMMARY:Elf In Concert
DESCRIPTION:MOVIES & MUSIC SERIES\nMorihiko Nakahara\, conductor \nBuddy was accidentally transported to the North Pole as a toddler\, and raised among Santa’s elves. This holiday season Buddy travels to New York—with a live symphony orchestra! Experience John Debney’s wonderful score as the full film plays on the big screen.  \nELF and all related characters and elements © & ™ New Line Productions\, Inc.  \nSATURDAY DOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nSUNDAY DOORS 2PM | SHOW3PM \nBUY SATURDAY TICKETSBUY SUNDAY TICKETSNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY SATURDAY TICKETSBUY SUNDAY TICKETSPUT THIS SHOW IN A PACKAGEBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/elf/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Curated By You,Family,Film,Holiday,Movie Pack,Nostalgia,Pop Culture,Specials
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270101
DTSTAMP:20261009T172736Z
CREATED:20260508T170029Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261009T172736Z
UID:16244-1798675200-1798761599@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:New Year's Eve: Beethoven's Ninth
DESCRIPTION:Beethoven’s Ninth returns to The Fox as one of Spokane’s most uplifting New Year tradition a powerful celebration of hope\, humanity\, and shared purpose. From the symphony’s opening to the triumphant “Ode to Joy\,” this music reminds us of what’s possible when voices come together. With the Spokane Symphony Chorale joining the orchestra for the iconic final movement\, it’s an inspiring way to welcome the new year. \nJames Lowe\, conductor\nSpokane Symphony Chorale\nDr. Meg Stohlmann\, chorale director \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nBUY TICKETSMalinda Wagstaff\, soprano\nComing Soon \nNicole Sonbert\, alto\nComing Soon \nJoseph Sacchi\, tenor\nComing Soon \nDerrick Parker\, bass\nComing Soon \nNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/new-years-eve-beethovens-ninth-2/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Classical,Curated By You,Holiday,Specials
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270118
DTSTAMP:20260722T165949Z
CREATED:20260508T170415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T165949Z
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SUMMARY:Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto
DESCRIPTION:Pianist Philip Edward Fisher ignites Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto\, famous for its thunderous opening and sweeping melodies. After intermission\, Elgar’s First Symphony unfolds in broad\, noble themes and surging drama\, moving us from shadowed introspection toward a radiant and hard-won triumph. \nJames Lowe\, conductorPhilip Edward Fisher\, piano \nPiotr Ilyich TchaikovskyPiano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor\, Op.23Edward ElgarSymphony No. 1 in A-flat major\, Op.55 \nSATURDAY DOORS 6PM | PRECONCERT TALK 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PMSUNDAY DOORS 1:30PM | PRECONCERT TALK 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONFree K-12 TicketsBring the whole family! This show has free tickets available for all students K-12 through the Spokane Symphony FASTix program.\nGet your tickets by calling The Fox box office at 509-624-1200. \n\nProgram Notes\nComing Soon \nPhilip Edward Fisher\nPhilip Edward Fisher is recognized widely as a unique performer of refined style and exceptional versatility. International tours as a prolific soloist and ensemble musician have taken Mr. Fisher across his native United Kingdom to Italy\, Austria\, Denmark\, Finland\, Switzerland\, Norway\, Kenya\, Zimbabwe\, Japan\, Ukraine\, and the United States. He gave his New York debut at Alice Tully Hall\, performing Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto alongside Maestro Larry Rachleff. His extensive recording credits include a 2-disc set of Handel Keyboard Suites on the Naxos label\, which hit the classical billboard charts during the first week of release. His recording of works by “The Mighty Handful” for the Chandos label was featured on Classic FM as John Suchet’s “Album of the Week”\, as “CD of the Week” in the London Telegraph\, and was nominated in the Best Solo Instrumental Album category of the International Classical Music Awards. The most recent release on the Naxos label – the Complete Solo Piano Works and Piano Concerto of John Corigliano has been received with great critical acclaim. \nPhilip has appeared at Merkin Hall and Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center\, and his United Kingdom credits include performances at the Purcell Room; Wigmore Hall; Barbican Centre and Royal Festival Hall in London; Usher Hall in Edinburgh; the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall\, and Symphony Hall in Birmingham. He has performed concertos with\, among others\, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Copenhagen Philharmonic; Tampere Philharmonic; San Antonio Symphony; Albany Symphony; Toledo Symphony; Juilliard Symphony; and the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra\, working with conductors such as Hannu Lintu; David Alan Miller; Sebastian Lang-Lessing; Cristian Măcelaru; John Axelrod; Larry Rachleff; James Lowe and Giordano Bellincampi. \nDedicated to the showcasing of new music\, Mr. Fisher has given premieres of numerous contemporary pieces and has worked in close collaboration with prominent composers such as Ronald Stevenson\, Thomas Ades\, Arvo Pärt\, Lowell Liebermann\, John Musto and John Corigliano. \nAdditionally known for his unique chamber music abilities\, Philip is a highly sought-after ensemble performer\, having collaborated with renowned performers such as tenor Robert White; soprano Amy Burton; violinists Joshua Bell; Elmar Oliveira; Philippe Graffin and Augustin Hadelich\, and clarinetist Anthony McGill. He has appeared at Music at Menlo\, the Beethoven Chamber Music Festival and the Kyoto International Music Festival. \nBroadcasts have included New York’s WQXR and Boston’s WGBH; BBC’s Radio 3; Classic FM\, and he has appeared on Ukrainian Television\, the BBC\, and MTV. \nPhilip began his musical training at the age of 9\, and made his first public appearance only a year later. His concerto debut followed at age 12\, performing Shostakovich’s Second Concerto at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall. He holds degrees from the Royal Academy of Music and the Juilliard School\, having studied with Christopher Elton\, Joseph Kalichstein\, and Jerome Lowenthal. \nIn 2001\, Philip was a recipient of the Julius Isserlis Scholarship by the Royal Philharmonic Society of London\, one of the largest and most prestigious awards of its kind available to a British musician. He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music as part of its honours list for 2016. \nLowedown\nThursday January 14 at noon\, Music Director James Lowe gives you the “LoweDown” on the music. It’s a free\, fascinating\, and lighthearted talk about the music\, including historical context and meaning\, juicy gossip about the composers’ lives\, music clips\, visuals\, and our conductor’s quick wit! \n◆ NOON TO 1:00 PM  \nNorthwest Museum of Arts and Culture’s Eric A. Johnston Auditorium\, 2316 W. First Avenue\, Spokane \nSPR Classical Concert of the Week\nWhether you couldn’t attend a Masterworks concert or loved what you heard and want to listen again\, Spokane Symphony Masterworks concerts are featured on SPR Classical’s “Concert of the Week\,” the Saturday after each performance on KSFC 91.9 FM at 12pm on spokanepublicradio.org. \nThe Masterworks 26-27 Season is Sponsored by \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/tchaikovsky-piano-concerto/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,College Card,Curated By You,Free K-12 Tickets,Masterworks
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270124
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270125
DTSTAMP:20261006T170243Z
CREATED:20260508T170110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T170243Z
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SUMMARY:Fairy Tales and Fables
DESCRIPTION:FAMILY CONCERT SERIES\nDesigned for ages 5-12 \nMusic\, dancing\, singing and storytelling come together to the music from Frozen\, The Nutcracker\, and other exciting classics. \nArrive early early for fun lobby activities\, including crafts\, games and an instrument petting zoo. Special performances by Spokane Elite Dance and other talented local musicians. \nDOORS 1PM | SHOW 2PM \nFamily Series PackPut all 3 Family Series shows into a package! \nSubscribe \n\nBUY TICKETSTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/fairy-tales-and-fables/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Curated By You,Family,Family Series
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270130
DTSTAMP:20260821T205832Z
CREATED:20260820T215009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T205832Z
UID:16251-1801180800-1801267199@foxtheaterspokane.org
SUMMARY:Game On
DESCRIPTION:A Mesmerizing Celebration of Symphonic Game Music! \nFeaturing legendary music and stunning video from The Witcher\, World of Warcraft\, Ori\, The Elder Scrolls\, Assassin’s Creed\, Baldur’s Gate 3\, Undertale\, Guild Wars 2\, and many others! \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nBUY TICKETSHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nTickets on sale \nFriday\, August 21 at 10AM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/game-on/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Curated By You,Pop Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270131
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270201
DTSTAMP:20261001T193117Z
CREATED:20261001T182855Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T193117Z
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SUMMARY:Spokane Youth Symphony presents: Notes from Every Nation
DESCRIPTION:The Spokane Youth Symphony “Notes from Every Nation” concert will take place on January 31 at 4:00 p.m. at the Fox Theater and is the first performance in the Spokane Youth Symphony’s 2026–2027 A World of Music concert series. This season marks 77 years of the Spokane Youth Symphony providing exemplary orchestral education to youth throughout the Inland Northwest. \nThe program features performances by all four Spokane Youth Symphony orchestras: Spokane Youth Strings\, conducted by Hannah Reitz; Spokane Youth Sinfonietta\, conducted by Jerilynn Harris; Spokane Youth Philharmonic\, conducted by Roberta Bottelli; and the Spokane Youth Symphony Orchestra\, conducted by Philip Baldwin. \nDOORS 3PM | SHOW 4PM \nTicket Information:\nTicket Prices Vary\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/spokane-youth-symphony-presents-notes-from-every-nation/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spokane Youth Symphony
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270208
DTSTAMP:20260716T222325Z
CREATED:20260508T170039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260716T222325Z
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SUMMARY:The Sea
DESCRIPTION:Bax’s Tintagel rises from the Cornish cliffs in surging waves of myth and legend. Principal Percussionist Leigh Wilson commands the stage in Jennifer Higdon’s electrifying Percussion Concerto. Debussy’s La Mer completes the voyage in shimmering orchestral color\, a masterpiece that captures everything about the ocean: its shimmering morning light\, its sudden violence\, and its endless mystery. \nJames Lowe\, conductorLeigh Wilson\, percussion \nLi HuanzhiSpring Festival OvertureJennifer HigdonPercussion ConcertoArnold BaxTintagelSam WuHydrosphereClaude DebussyLa Mer \nSATURDAY DOORS 6PM | PRECONCERT TALK 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PMSUNDAY DOORS 1:30PM | PRECONCERT TALK 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONFree K-12 TicketsBring the whole family! This show has free tickets available for all students K-12 through the Spokane Symphony FASTix program.\nGet your tickets by calling The Fox box office at 509-624-1200. \n\nProgram Notes\nProgram details to come. Please check back. \nLeigh Wilson\n \nLeigh Wilson is principal percussionist of the Spokane Symphony and adjunct faculty at Whitworth University. A Massachusetts native\, he began playing percussion at age twelve. He is a graduate of the Harvard/New England Conservatory dual degree program and pursued further studies at the University of Southern California. His principal teachers include Matthew McKay\, James Babor\, Joseph Pereira\, and John Tanzer. In the past few years\, he has performed in the symphonies and philharmonics of Los Angeles\, Oregon\, Omaha\, Ottawa (NACO)\, Portland ME\, South Dakota\, the New World Symphony\, and has held fellowships with the National Orchestral Institute and the Music Academy of the West. He is also a published chemist and can be found helping his percussion students with their chemistry homework at the end of lessons. \n  \nLowedown\nThursday February 4 at noon\, Music Director James Lowe gives you the “LoweDown” on the music. It’s a free\, fascinating\, and lighthearted talk about the music\, including historical context and meaning\, juicy gossip about the composers’ lives\, music clips\, visuals\, and our conductor’s quick wit! \n◆ NOON TO 1:00 PM  \nNorthwest Museum of Arts and Culture’s Eric A. Johnston Auditorium\, 2316 W. First Avenue\, Spokane \nSPR Classical Concert of the Week\nWhether you couldn’t attend a Masterworks concert or loved what you heard and want to listen again\, Spokane Symphony Masterworks concerts are featured on SPR Classical’s “Concert of the Week\,” the Saturday after each performance on KSFC 91.9 FM at 12pm on spokanepublicradio.org. \nThe Masterworks 26-27 Season is Sponsored by \nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSATURDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/the-sea/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Classical,College Card,Curated By You,Free K-12 Tickets,Local Musicians,Masterworks
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270212
DTSTAMP:20260618T235041Z
CREATED:20260508T170010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260618T235041Z
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SUMMARY:Chamber Soirée at the Historic Davenport Hotel - February
DESCRIPTION:Set in the opulent Historic Davenport Hotel\, small ensembles play some of our musician’s favorite works of familiar composers with a few new discoveries along the way. \nTable seating includes wine and light fare from the Davenport Hotel kitchen. Gallery seating includes concert ticket only. \nMaurice RavelString Quartet in F MajorJason Moody\, Hannah Reitz\, Jessica Jasper\, Kevin HekmatpanahRoxanna PanufnikHeartfelt for String QuartetJeanne Bourgeois\, Hannah Reitz\, Sarah Bass\, Roberta BottelliHandel-HalvorsenPassacagliaJeanne Bourgeois\, Sarah BassIgor StravinskyL’Histoire du Soldat SuiteDavid Armstrong\, Patrick McNally\, Dan Cotter\, Lynne Feller-Marshall\, Eric Moe\, John Church\, Leigh Wilson \nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \nProgram\nComing Soon \nWednesday TicketsThursday TicketsBuy Wednesday SubscriptionBuy Thursday Subscription
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/chamber-soiree-at-the-historic-davenport-hotel-february/
LOCATION:The Historic Davenport\, 10 S Post St\, Spokane\, 99201\, United States
CATEGORIES:26-27 Season,Chamber Soirees,Classical
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270214
DTSTAMP:20260722T170243Z
CREATED:20260508T170015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T170243Z
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SUMMARY:The Princess Bride
DESCRIPTION:MOVIES & MUSIC SERIES\n\nFencing\, fighting\, revenge\, giants\, monsters\, chases\, escapes\, true love\, miracles… Experience one of the most beloved films of all time as never before… with the power of the Spokane Symphony performing the entire musical score live-to-picture! Missing this cinematic concert experience would be inconceivable!\n© The Princess Bride Limited. All Rights Reserved. \nMorihiko Nakahara\, conductor \n\n\nDOORS 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM \n\n\nCatch a sneak peak here:\nSorry\, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.\nBUY TICKETSNEW: $25 Youth TicketsBring the whole family! This show has $25 youth tickets available at checkout. \n\nHave 3 or more shows you want to see? Put this show and more into a Curated by You Subscription package and save 10% off of single ticket prices.\nCurate Your OwnExplore More Shows\nTicket Information:\nPhone: 509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nBUY TICKETSBag Policy\nAll bags (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to visual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox\, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) for the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellation Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable.
URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/the-princess-bride/
LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United States
CATEGORIES:$25 Youth Tickets,26-27 Season,Curated By You,Date Night,Family,Film,Movie Pack,Nostalgia,Specials
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