Community Calendar

The Ukiah Symphony Orchestra presents "Suite Serenade" with guest conductor Richard Loheyde and oboe soloists Laura Reynolds and Beth Aiken. The program includes music by Dvořák, Barber, Holst, Albinoni, & Elizondo. The College Art Gallery will be open 1/2 hour before the program and at intermission.

The Ukiah Symphony Orchestra presents "Suite Serenade" with guest conductor Richard Loheyde and oboe soloists Laura Reynolds and Beth Aiken. The program includes music by Dvořák, Barber, Holst, Albinoni, & Elizondo. The College Art Gallery will be open 1/2 hour before the program and at intermission.

Valentine's Day doesn't have to be elaborate or expensive! Celebrate the love in our community on Saturday, February 14 from 4-7pm at Whitesboro Grange, 32510 Navarro Ridge Rd., Albion, for our "Sweethearts and Friends" night where you can enjoy a quiet evening of dessert, music, and good old fashioned fun. $10 per person.

Featuring:
*A variety of tasty desserts to choose from with a non-alcoholic beverage (or, bring your own beverage)
*Write a valentine station (a love note to your community, a local volunteer, a front line worker, or to a partner or friend).
*Live dulcimer music (for anyone who wants to sway, dance, or just listen).
*Sweetheart dessert awards voting.
*Cozy selfie photo corner.
*Love raffle - gift basket raffle.
*Cards and board games available to play.

While families are welcome, this event is best suited for older teenagers and adults.

Igor Veligan, Natsuki Fukasawa, and Mike Dahlberg bring you "In the Shadow of Mountains," a concert weaving together the lyrical artistry of American composer Amy Beach and the monumental vision of Beethoven's "Archduke" Trio. While Beach's Romance and Berceuse evoke a sense of wonder and nostalgia. Beethoven's trio unfolds as a grand musical journey, mirroring the awe-inspiring nature and leading to a triumphant conclusion. Join us for a music journey with piano trio as grand in scale as the California coastal landscape.

After last season’s success, Gut, Wind, and Wire are coming back! Mindy Rosenfeld, Mark Cudek, and Ronn McFarlane will explore a wide variety of music from the 16th and 17th centuries, music from folk traditions and even original music. Through maple, boxwood, spruce, rosewood, strings of sheep gut and metal on cittern, viola da gamba, riq, lute, flutes, fifes, and bagpipes, their sound springs forth through touch and breath. Mark, Mindy, and Ronn have been making music together for over four decades!

Rhythm, folk songs, romanticism and carnival animals come together and come to life! Pianist Amy Zanrosso and cellist Evan Kahn will be performing Bohuslav Martinu’s dance-filled Sonata No. 1, Ralph Vaughn Williams gorgeous and “treated with love” Studies in Folk Song and Rachmaninoff's romantic and drama-filled Sonata for Cello and Piano. The concert and season finale will feature a big party of musicians romping through The Carnival of the Animals, Camille Saint-Saëns humorous depictions of lions, chickens, turtles and even….music critics. Not to be missed!