Feb 14 Saturday
Join us for our Winter Concert Cupid's Quartet February 14 and or February 15, 2026, at the Merc Playhouse in Twisp WA. Enjoy great music by Schubert, Shawn, Glazunov and Golijov. This year, Katie Liu, Rachel Lee Priday, Mikhail Shmidt and Kevin Krentz will be Cupid's Quartet.We are offering a Saturday evening concert or a Sunday matinee or both! The program will be the same for each concert. Tickets are on sale now for the Concerts $50-$55. Gift Certificates can also be purchased for this event.Special offer: On Sunday ONLY Casia Lodge is offering a special dinner that Chef Jason Wilson of Casia Lodge has put together. He has created a Prix Fixe menu consisting of:Parker House Rolls with Truffle ButterGem Lettuces with Tarragon, Citrus Truffle Vinaigrette and Celery RootPalouse Wagyu Loin, Ash Roasted Onion, Winter Mushroom Custard & Foie Gras SauceMeyer Lemon Tart with Vanilla Meringue, Kaffir, Basil & Mint The dinner is $65 per person. Taxes and drinks not included. Dinner starts at 5pm, come after the concert and enjoy drinks in the bar and the lovely view from the living room.
On Valentine’s Day – Direct from Rome, The Three Italian Tenors bring passion, power, and panache to North America!
This exhilarating and unique musical event features original arrangements to universally loved Italian song and tenor arias, presenting memorable melodies and themes performed by the incredible Italian Trio Tenors in a stunning program that voyages through nostalgia with favorite memorable classics.
Audiences will be captivated with this first concert tour of North America by the spectacular Three Italian Tenors. Tenors Giovanni Maria Palmia, Ugo Tarquini and Alessandro Fantoni will be accompanied by Fabrizio Mocata on piano.
You will be swept away by operatic gems like E lucevan le stelle, La donna è mobile, and Nessun dorma, alongside timeless Neapolitan songs such as Torna a Surriento, ’O surdato ’nnammurato, and Funiculì Funiculà. The program also includes romantic ballads like Musica Proibita and Dicitencello vuje, a tribute to Dean Martin with Volare, and a lively piano medley of popular Italian tunes — all culminating in a thrilling celebration of vocal artistry and Italian musical heritage.
Feb 24 Tuesday
Alaska’s Original Folk-Rock StorytellerRaw energy. Deep roots. Unforgettable live music.Explore the sound that’s been shaping Alaska’s music scene for over 30 years.
With a style that blends heartfelt lyrics with captivating melodies, SoloSteve brings a fresh and modern approach to music. His charismatic stage presence adds a touch of magic to his performances, leaving the audience spellbound with every note.
6 PM - 8 PM
Artist Website: www.solosteve.net
Mar 07 Saturday
Yesterday and Today: The Interactive Beatles Experience is not just another Beatles tribute show – it’s an unforgettable journey that places the audience in the heart of the experience. Created by brothers Billy, Matthew and Ryan McGuigan, the show lets the audience choose the entire setlist.
Before each performance, audience members fill out request cards with their favorite Beatles song and the reason behind their choice. Minutes before showtime, these cards are collected, and a unique setlist is crafted based on the audience’s selections.
Mar 23 Monday
GQ provides a modern, elegant take on some of the finest music ever written, fusing multiple genres in a perfect symphony of sophistication. You’ll hear cello, electric guitar, percussion, piano, violin, and vocals in a whole new way.
This show is one of five concerts in CCTC’s 2025-2026 season. The best way to see these shows is with a season membership, which includes admission to five concerts for $70 (adult) and $35 (youth). Family memberships are $70 per adult and $20 per youth. Memberships are available at www.CommunityConcertsTC.org or by calling 509-547-6243. Tickets to individual shows will be available at the door for $30 (adult) and $15 (youth).
Apr 18 Saturday
MARLENE URBAY GUEST CONDUCTOR
Experience the rich musical traditions of Spain and Latin America in a program bursting with passion, rhythm, and cultural vibrancy. From the fiery fandango of Spain to the lively merengue of Santo Domingo, each piece brings a unique flavor. Feel the pulse of Brazil’s sambas, the romance of Argentina’s tango, and the joyous spirit of Mexico’s Huapango and Danzón No. 2. With dazzling melodies and infectious rhythms, this concert is a thrilling celebration of Latin American heritage, musical brilliance, and dance!
May 09 Saturday
LAWRENCE GOLAN CONDUCTOR
YAKIMA SYMPHONY CHORUS | STEVEN S. SLUSHER CHORUSMASTER
MOLLY HOLLERAN SOPRANO
KARL E. HEDLUND TENOR
JEREMY IRLAND BARITONE
STRAUSS JR. Wine, Women, and SongORFF Carmina Burana
Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana is one of the most electrifying and recognizable choral works of the 20th century. This powerful oratorio, featuring orchestra, chorus, and vocal soloists, is a raw and dramatic celebration of fate, fortune, and earthly pleasures.
Unlike many traditional oratorios rooted in sacred themes, Carmina Burana is entirely secular, based on medieval poems about love, revelry, and the unpredictability of life. To complement the evening’s theme, the program also includes Johann Strauss Jr’s Wine, Women, and Song, a lively waltz that echoes the spirit of Orff’s masterpiece.