Now a singular presence in the ballet world, the <strong>Dance Theatre of Harlem Company</strong> tours nationally and internationally, presenting a powerful vision for ballet in the 21st century. The 18-member, multi-ethnic company performs a forward-thinking repertoire that includes treasured classics, neoclassical works by George Balanchine and resident choreographer Robert Garland, as well as innovative contemporary works that use the language of ballet to celebrate Black culture. Through performances, community engagement and arts education, the Company carries forward Dance Theatre of Harlem’s message of empowerment through the arts for all.

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Dance Theatre of Harlem

Lesher Center for the Arts

This concert travels from music by a Hungarian refugee in New York, to an African-American composing music inspired by the sounds of the Gold Rush era, to a transcendent and meditative work by a composer born in Mississippi and inspired by the landscapes of Alaska.

The Light That Fills the World: Sounds from California to Alaska

This giant of an adventure tale will grow before your eyes as Jack and his friends climb to new heights.  A truly heart-warming story for the entire family to share.

Jack and the Beanstalk

This evening of incredible vocals is sure to inspire you and your family. With award winning a cappella groups from top colleges across the nation, the 5th annual Kaiser Permanente College Notes boasts an incredible level of collegiate talent. Showcasing a wide array of music styles, College Notes is a competition-free performance celebrating bright minds and voices. See below and stay tuned for details about the performing groups (subject to change). If you enjoyed Pitch Perfect, Glee, or The Sing Off, you cannot miss this performance!

College Notes - An A Cappella Performance Celebrating Bright Minds & Voices

The Diablo Wind Symphony in concert featuring traditional band music, with special guests Brazzissimo Brass Ensemble.

Diablo Wind Symphony - March Concert

Founded in 1998 in Prague, the Bennewitz Quartet immediately caught the imagination of the musical world.  Besides being Laureate of the Chamber Music Society of the Czech Philharmonic, the group won the award of the Spanish Queen for best chamber music ensemble of 2002/2003, as well as two special prizes at the prestigious ARD Music Competition in 2004. They soon won two leading chamber music competitions—the Osaka in 2005 and the Borciani in 2008, and recently were nominated for the Boreletti-Buitoni Trust award.  Beyond the classical canon, the Bennewitz champions Czech music, including works by unjustly neglected composers such as Reicha, Haas, Ullmann and Schulhoff. The group was quartet-in-residence at the Musikakademie Basel and, since 2017, has been the ensemble-in-residence for the Czech Philharmonic, performing Prague’s main hall, the Dvorak Hall.

Lesher Center for the Arts

29 - 30 Apr, 2022

Dance Theatre of Harlem

Mar 13, 2022

The Light That Fills the World: Sounds from California to Alaska

Lesher Center for the Arts