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Featuring music ranging from the Classical period, to non-Western traditions, to contemporary popular music, internationally-recognized chamber musicians bring this exploration to life.
On view from July 25 through December 8, 2019, thirteen interactive sculptures and three dialogical photographs by the San Francisco artist
On view at Saint Mary's College Museum of Art from July 25 through December 8, the exhibition features seven digital paintings and one large-scale installation photograph.
What we think of today as “classical music” is a tradition that originated in Western Europe, but later practitioners drew inspiration from outside of that cultural sphere. This concert highlights some of those influences, whether they are the flash of Mongolian horse hooves in Lei Liang’s Gobi Gloria, or the distinctly Andalusian sounds of Joaquín […]
For PCMF 2019’s closing concert, the one-of-a-kind talents for which our guest artists are known are on full display, while our program cheekily explores the meanings of “pop” music.
On the first Tuesday in August, you’re invited to be part of an annual community-building campaign to help strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships. Join in Piedmont’s National Night Out!
Piedmont Recreation Department hosts a community-wide Pool Party.
An exciting 'first' for Piedmont: A professional production of Shakespeare's "Henry V" on August 11, starting at 3:00 pm in Piedmont's Dracena Quarry Park. FREE
Mingle with artists and Festival founder/director Jeffrey LaDeur at this intimate evening of music and friendship featuring performances of Schumann, Grieg, Bernstein, and more.
The Temescal String Quartet with pianist Carl Blake will perform a chamber music concert featuring Dvorak’s Quintet for Piano and Strings in A Major, the Beethoven String Quartet No. 4 in C Minor, and Schubert’s String Quartet Movement in C Minor.