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Get ready for a FREE Education Concert that provides a behind-the-scenes look at pursuing a music career! Enjoy an exciting lineup of musical theatre and classical favorites performed by the talented 2024-2025 Bach Society Young Artist award recipients. During the concert, you’ll hear directly from these singers about their unique journeys and the experiences that inspired them to follow their passion for music.

Experience all six of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos in one unforgettable afternoon. Among the most beloved works in classical music, each concerto offers a unique mix of technical brilliance, emotional depth and enduring musical beauty. Led by Concertmaster Lenora-Marya Anop, members of The Bach Society Orchestra will share these masterpieces as part of the 2025 St. Louis Bach Festival. Don't miss the rare opportunity to experience all six timeless compositions together.

Sarah Potenza is a powerhouse vocalist and songwriter who can handle pop, blues, soul, country and Americana with equal amounts of aplomb. She’s a songwriter, a bold, brassy singer, a businesswoman, a proud, loud-mouthed Italian-American from Providence, Rhode Island, with roots in Nashville and an audience that stretches across the Atlantic. Sarah first entered the national spotlight in the USA as a contestant on season 8 of The Voice. Before joining the popular reality television singing contest, Potenza had spent the preceding seven years fronting her band Sarah & the Tall Boys. After relocating to Nashville with her husband, she began honing in on her own song writing skills and quickly became a favourite at the legendary Bluebird Cafe and the Music City Roots program. In 2021, Sarah Potenza accepted an invitation to appear on season 16 of America’s Got Talent where she performed a jaw dropping interpretation of the Mary Gauthier song Worthy, wowing judges (including Simon Cowell) and cementing her reputation as having one of the most incredible voices of the modern age. Despite all the glitz and glamour, Sarah still likes to perform her original music to appreciative audiences and with her husband, Ian Crossman.

Subtracting sworC 830-1230

Doors open at 730

No Cover

Join the Gateway Ringers as we continue our 2024-2025 year of "Stories." The spring season features a variety of stories including excerpts from the famous Moussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition, some spirituals, some handbell originals, a movie theme and much more. All concerts are free and open to the public.

St. Louis’ own Laka takes a deep dive into the essence of SOUL with a salute to Roberta Flack, Etta James, James Brown, Sam Cooke and Aretha Franklin. This will be a celebration of the legends who have shaped the world of soul music. Come in a little early for dinner or stick around after the show and end the weekend with a smile. $20 cover (includes taxes and fees). For your convenience, table reservations may be made online or by calling the venue. Parking is located in the lot across the street at Gratiot and Broadway.

Both hailing from the St. Louis area, Ethan Jones and Katie Hubbard bring you a night of memorable music from two iconic muses spanning decades of hits. The music of James Taylor and Carole King transports you to the best of times with some of the Great American Songwriters. Inspired by the Troubadour’s 50th Anniversary show, they are sure to have you singing along all night!

Ethan Jones is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from the Metro-East St. Louis area. In 2012, Jones was a featured contestant on the hit TV show American Idol, and ranked among the top 150 contestants. In 2014, he moved to Nashville to hone his writing skills while working for country artist Gretchen Wilson. Ethan regularly performs anywhere from 200-250 shows per year in many formats. Currently, he plays guitar for St. Louis’s legendary Dr. Zhivegas, rocking from coast to coast!

Katie Hubbard is a singer-songwriter based in St. Louis, who loves being a part of the thriving local music scene. Slow Down, Child, her debut album was released in 2022 and she continues to write, record, and release music as she creates from the sounds that flow from her soul. Katie is also a talented trial lawyer and embraces the paradoxes that this lifestyle presents, and the fullness it offers. Hubbard grew up with the music of Carole King and James Taylor all around her, as they were two of her family's favorite artists. Katie started writing music after her beloved aunt passed away suddenly, and plays Carole King in her aunt's honor.

Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 10 to close

Live Music by Guy and I 730-930

Doors open at 730

No cover

Prepare yourself for a unique and intimate evening of music and storytelling!

Sofia Talvik is a rare artist and an avid storyteller with a voice comparable to giants like Joni Mitchell, or as the Folk/Americana Magazine NoDepression said it ”A singer/songwriter who is able to evoke the essence of Laurel Canyon circa the ‘60s as expressed in the work of Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, Buffy Sainte-Marie and others who were able to paint beautiful tapestries from words and music.”.

Not unlike the 70's coffeehouses and speakeasy's, you will be up close and personal with a world class act that has played big festivals like Lollapalooza and SxSW and opened for artists like Maria McKee and David Duchovny (X-files, Californication). It is in this kind of setting where she can casually joke and communicate with the audience that her strength as a performer shines the most.

Her delicate songs are performed in an intimate way, showing off Sofia’s angelic voice enhanced only by a tasteful mix of harmonies and delays, accompanied by the steady picking of her acoustic guitar and the rhythm section consisting of her own two feet, bells and a stomp box.
She's an experienced international touring artist who has toured through 48 U.S states, many of the countries in Europe and far away places like New Zealand.

Her latest album "Center of the Universe" was released in 2023. Throughout the 10 songs on the album, there is a broad range of topics of some of life’s most earnest moments, ranging from the Ukraine War, American women’s rights, the thousands of missing children in the US and the torment of domestic violence survivors across the world. The album went straight into the top 20 on Folk Radio Charts USA in August 2023, with the first single charting in the top 10. The album was considered for a Grammy nomination for "Best Folk album" 2023.

Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 10 to close

Pop Culture Trivia with Shaggy Sounds 8-10

Doors open at 730

No cover