Forbes Center for the Performing Arts invites you to a captivating series of events featuring world-renowned artists and emerging talents. From the enchanting sounds of Sarunas Jankauskas' clarinet to the powerful storytelling of Leslie McCurdy as Harriet Tubman, and the innovative genre-mixing of Time for Three, this lineup promises a rich tapestry of cultural and artistic exploration. Whether you're a classical music aficionado or curious about contemporary performances, these events offer something for everyone, making it an exciting time to immerse yourself in the arts.

Experience the Arts: A Diverse Lineup at Forbes Center for the Performing Arts

February 2025 at the Forbes Center for the Performing Arts promises a vibrant celebration of artistic talent. From the harmonic elegance of the Czech National Philharmonic Orchestra to the riveting storytelling of Leslie McCurdy in 'The Spirit of Harriet Tubman,' the month is packed with enriching experiences. Dance, opera, harpsichord, viola, and innovative ensembles like Time for Three round out a program that captures diverse cultural expressions. Whether you're drawn to classical melodies, historical narratives, or contemporary performances, the Forbes Center offers something for everyone.

A Diverse Tapestry of Art: Forbes Center Events in February 2025

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GRAMMY and Emmy-winning ensemble Time For Three (TF3) defies conventions with genre-bending excellence. Their extraordinary sound merges classical, Americana, modern pop, and singer-songwriter styles. TF3’s collaborations with acclaimed composers and Pulitzer Prize winners, Jennifer Higdon and Kevin Puts, resulted in the GRAMMY Award-winning album, “Letters for the Future,” conducted by Xian Zhang and featuring the Philadelphia Orchestra. With charismatic performances on major stages, TF3 continues to push creative boundaries, leaving audiences worldwide captivated. “Is it bluegrass or country, jazz improvisation or some new kind of classical? One thing’s for certain. It’s fabulous!” (Albany Times Union)


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