Events

Robert Earl Keen has built a prolific career over three decades. His ambition to create great music and share it onstage has earned him recognition as a living legend and pioneer in the Americana music genre.

Shakey Graves comes to the Lensic for a special two-night run!

With music that not only honors the traditions of the past but also continues to inspire new generations of fans, Old Crow Medicine Show has become a beloved fixture in the American music landscape.

I Am Harvey Milk chronicles the life of the civil rights leader who became one of the first openly gay men to be elected to public office in California. Unbreakable presents a historical arc to the experiences of LGBTQ+ people over the last 12 decades, illuminated by stories drawn from real-life stories throughout LGBTQ+ history.

Husband and wife duo Joshua Bell and Larisa Martínez explore repertoire from classical art song and opera to musical theatre and selections by Puerto Rican and Spanish composers.

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CWDT is Las Vegas’ premiere contemporary modern dance company, named by the Las Vegas Review Journal as one of the “Fab Four” arts organizations in Nevada.

Nothing says science like KABOOM! Doktor Kaboom travels the world, thrilling adults and children alike with some exciting scientific experiments, unscripted fun, and an explosive comedic style. The Scientific Method never looked so good.

Yo-Yo Ma shares some of the music that has helped him understand life and reflects on how it has shaped his thinking about human nature, art, and our search for meaning. This special evening of music and words asks us to consider what music is for, and how it can guide us on a path towards hope. 

Straight from Havana, Grammy-nominated Orquesta Akokán channels the fiery Cuban mambo revolution of the 1940s and 50s while pushing the grooves to new heights. Bursting with an innate sense of soul and songcraft and featuring “some of the island’s greatest instrumentalists” (The New York Times).

Hear award-winning journalist and citizen of Cherokee Nation Rebecca Nagle speak at the 2025 SAR President’s Lecture. Nagle’s research reveals that Indigenous communities do not receive the same standard of journalism from non-Native media outlets as the rest of the country.

Sung by the combined choirs of Coro Lux and the United Church, the concert will be preceded by a panel discussion, including the composer and librettist, local clergy, a professor of ethics and a Diné physician.
2:30 Pre-concert Panel Discussion
4:00 Concert

CORELLI Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 4
VIVALDI Flute Concerto, “La Notte”
HEINRICH BIBER Rosary Sonata XV, “The Coronation of the Virgin Mary”
PERGOLESI Stabat Mater