Events

The Mavericks are true American originals, heirs to the great songwriting traditions of Cuba and Miami, of Nashville and San Antonio and Memphis.

The season concludes with Joseph Haydn’s spectacular oratorio The Creation for orchestra, chorus and vocal soloists. From literal truth to inspiring prose to a rip-roaring tale, Haydn’s musical masterpiece is described as cinematic in its imagery. Truly a grand finale! Generously underwritten by Johnanna McLaughlin in memory of Charles McLaughlin

Through the use of decades-long studies and research by leading international experts, technicians and engineers, the event film exclusively analyzes the theories and modern implications behind Da Vinci's work, allowing audiences to witness the genius of Leonardo with new and insightful perspectives.

The Lensic welcomes country music torchbearer Marty Stuart as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his iconic album "The Pilgrim."

A spectacular documentary event tours through St. Petersburg’s State Hermitage Museum, a wonderful complex of buildings with the largest collection of paintings in the world, to retrace two and a half centuries.

Violinist Tessa Lark, not yet 30, is a budding superstar in the classical realm and a highly acclaimed fiddler in the bluegrass tradition of her native Kentucky.

Another of Santa Fe’s favorites returns for our season finale. The iconic songwriter hits the road with his hits, featuring a live performance of this treasured folk song about a series of incredulous events that began on Thanksgiving in 1965.

Soprano Diana Damrau, following her triumph as Violetta in last season’s new production of Verdi’s La Traviata, stars as the martyred Mary, Queen of Scots, in Donizetti’s bel canto showcase.

Guillermo Figueroa, Principal Conductor. Featuring music by Ravel, Ernesto Cordero, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, and The Santa Fe Symphony Chorus under the direction of Carmen Flórez Mansi.

Grammy-nominated clarinetist Anat Cohen has teamed up with some of New York’s greatest players to create a wildly inventive and genre-bending jazz ensemble.

This is a thrilling journey that takes viewers to the world’s most exclusive galleries and auction houses, where wealthy collectors and prestigious scientific institutes go to great lengths to acquire the world’s rarest specimens.

Robert Krulwich, co-host of NPR’s Radiolab, gives SAR's third annual President's Lecture.