Bring the whole family to this timeless holiday favorite! Amahl and the Night Visitors tells the heartwarming story of a young boy, his mother, and their miraculous encounter with the Three Kings on their journey to deliver gifts to a newborn child.

Bring the whole family to this timeless holiday favorite! Amahl and the Night Visitors tells the heartwarming story of a young boy, his mother, and their miraculous encounter with the Three Kings on their journey to deliver gifts to a newborn child.

Bring the whole family to this timeless holiday favorite! Amahl and the Night Visitors tells the heartwarming story of a young boy, his mother, and their miraculous encounter with the Three Kings on their journey to deliver gifts to a newborn child.

Celebrate the season with chamber music.

Join us for the culminating performance of our 10th anniversary year for our Winter Concert, an annual New Orleans holiday tradition.

Get into a festive modd with seasonal songs and spirits.

Members and guests $20

Margaret Bonds’ Christmas Cantata - Text by Langston Hughes

Music and Children’s Tea - Créole Style!

Special visit with King Balthasar, Norman Robinson (Shh! don’t tell the kids).

It's the most wonderful time of the year at Loyola! Join us for one of our favorite events of the holiday season and hear performances of beloved Christmas music from our choirs and a variety of our instrumental ensembles.

Come see some of the finest performers Loyola has to offer as they compete for a chance to perform with the Loyola Symphony Orchestra in the Spring!

The New Marigny Theatre Church of Arts & Sciences presents
a concert of Baroque & Beethoven for Harpsichord Solo

Beethoven played on the harpsichord? Yes, the 17-year-old Beethoven
studied the Well-Tempered Clavier and even wrote a Prelude in the
style of J. S. Bach. 
At our concert, you can also meet Beethoven face-to-face, 
as we will display the life mask of Beethoven, made in 1812 by Franz Klein.

SOLD OUT! - Inaugural recital of the Women’s Guild Salon Series. Soprano Ashley Milanese performs opera arias and art songs at the Guild Home.

Join us for an evening of laughter, music, and theatrical magic as NOCCA’s Theatre Arts students bring this award-winning musical to life.

Join us for an evening of laughter, music, and theatrical magic as NOCCA’s Theatre Arts students bring this award-winning musical to life.

In partnership with Opera Creole, join us for a concert of all Louisiana composed music. World renowned musicologist, Shelton Shugar will lecture about each piece before it’s performed, to educate the audience about the history and composer.

AMICI Yearly Musicale and Business Meeting - for members only.

Young singers performing will be from our current list of New Orleans District Competitors including, Anthony Voiers (Tenor) and Chase Cote (Baritone), and Sarah Rohner-Rees (Soprano).

Members should have received additional information about the meeting, including the location, via email and US mail.

It is not too late to join AMICI an attend our Musicale. Members also attend Met Laffont auditions at no charge and receive discounts on our other fundraisers.

Greek-American mezzo-soprano Daveda Karanas has been hailed for her “capacious power” and “a voice lustrous and exciting.” (San Francisco Chronicle).

Join us for this limited series, Longue Vue After Hours.  Longue Vue After Hours is an indoor event held in the Playhouse, and each week will feature a different theme and experience. This week will feature An Evening with Lindsey Reynolds, Soprano.

Featuring the opera Le mariage aux lanternes, as well as excerpts from Orphée aux enfers, La grande duchesse de Gerolstein, Les contes d’Hoffmann, & La belle Hélène.

Featuring the opera Le mariage aux lanternes, as well as excerpts from Orphée aux enfers, La grande duchesse de Gerolstein, Les contes d’Hoffmann, & La belle Hélène.

Symphony Chorus of New Orleans invites you to join us as we present Donald McCullough’s Holocaust Cantata: Songs from the Camps. Based on research of original music sung by incarcerated inmates in Holocaust concentration camps, this 40-minute cantata is an emotional, musical journey through one of the bleakest episodes in human history.

Lyrica Baroque is celebrating ten incredible years of music, community, and connection! Come enjoy Una Noche Española with a festive evening of Spanish food, music, and more celebrating Lyrica Baroque’s tenth anniversary. We are thrilled to honor Michael Harold & Quinn Peeper, and Givonna Joseph & Aria Mason for their immense contributions to music and education in our region.  

Sponsors of Lyrical Affair 2025 will be celebrated at a private Patron Party at the beautiful home of our 2023 honorees Drs. Brad & Leslie Gottsegen. This intimate home concert is Lyrica Baroque’s way to say thank you to our event sponsors and preview our premier auction item: a private concert in your own home. Proceeds from

Lyrical Affair will go towards supporting Lyrica Baroque’s educational and community outreach projects.

For over 55 years, Dance Theatre of Harlem has been a beloved and groundbreaking force — a singular presence in the ballet world. Founded by Arthur Mitchell—the first African American principal dancer at New York City Ballet—DTH was born from a bold vision to shatter barriers and redefine ballet as a more inclusive, vibrant art form. Since then, the company has transformed lives and inspired audiences worldwide with its dynamic blend of classical mastery and contemporary innovation.

DTH’s diverse repertory will showcase treasured works by George Balanchine alongside contemporary masterpieces by William Forsythe, Jodie Gates, and Artistic Director Robert Garland. Each performance reveals the extraordinary technical skill, emotional depth, and courageous spirit of its dancers, who embody the DTH legacy.

Hailed by Playbill as “poised to continue redefining classical ballet as a vital, relevant artform” and praised by The New York Times for its “dazzling technique and powerful theatricality,” Dance Theatre of Harlem stands as a shining example of resilience, creativity, and the transformative power of dance.