Community Calendar

Join Harmonium of Texas for Opening Weekend and the beginning of a new chapter in San Antonio's musical history. Led by Artistic Director and Conductor Jeffrey Kahane, this inaugural performance of Carl Orff’s monumental Carmina Burana features San Antonio Mastersingers, San Antonio Children's Chorus, and Youth Orchestras of San Antonio in a powerful celebration of community and artistic excellence. The program also includes Gabriela Ortiz’s Antrópolis and Michael Torke's “Sky” Violin Concerto with acclaimed violinist Tessa Lark.

Doors open at 6:30 PM.
Performance begins at 7:30 PM at the Lila Cockrell Theatre.

Harmonium of Texas is a new orchestra dedicated to presenting world-class performances, innovative collaborations, and transformative music education in San Antonio, Texas. For program details, artist information, and upcoming events, visit www.harmoniumoftexas.org.

Fun, exercise, social! English dancing with line dance intermissions! Everyone welcome! Free

Fun dance event for all. No experience needed . Each dance is taught then danced! Line dancing in between. Classical live band.

The San Antonio Chamber Music Society opens its 2026–27 season on October 4 with the Isidore String Quartet and cellist Sterling Elliott. The program opens with Joseph Haydn’s String Quartet in F minor, Op. 20, No. 5, followed by Frank Bridge’s Three Idylls, H. 67. It concludes with Franz Schubert’s String Quintet in C Major, D. 956, written during the final months of his life and widely regarded as one of the great works of the chamber music repertoire.

Season opening concert features Tony Award-winning composer Andrew Lloyd Webber alongside one of the central composers of classical music: Johannes Brahms, heir apparent to the great Ludwig van Beethoven.
Webber – Symphonic Suite from Phantom of the Opera
“All I ask of you” and “The Phantom of the Opera”
-Brandon Morales, tenor, Bronwyn White, soprano
Johannes Brahms – Symphony No. 1 in C Minor

**Find Your Sound: A Free Family Music Discovery Event**

Curious about music lessons but not sure where to start? Come explore, listen, and try something new at **Find Your Sound**, a free family music discovery event hosted by the Musical Arts Center of San Antonio (MACSA).

Families can meet local music teachers, explore different instruments, hear student performances, and learn more about music lessons for children, teens, and adults. Whether your child is interested in piano, guitar, drums, voice, strings, or simply wants to discover what instrument feels right, this is a fun, no-pressure way to experience music firsthand.

Guests who are interested in exploring lessons will also have the opportunity to be entered into a **free lessons giveaway**, with additional lessons unlocked as more prospective students attend.

**Saturday, October 10**
**3:00–4:30 p.m.**
Musical Arts Center of San Antonio -Northwest
12732 Cimarron Path
San Antonio, TX 78249

The event is free and open to the community. No previous musical experience is needed. Bring the family, try an instrument, meet our teachers, and see where music might take you.

Fun dance event for all. No experience needed . Each dance is taught then danced! Line dancing in between. Classical live band.

Alamo City Symphony Viva presents "The Legacy of London," the second concert of the 2026-2027 season celebrating the rich and diverse legacy of British orchestral music. This stunning program features Vaughan Williams' sweeping Prelude to the 49th Parallel, the elegant and timeless Symphony No. 92 ("Oxford") by Haydn, and the deeply moving Symphonic Variations on an African Air by Coleridge-Taylor.

Sunday, October 11th, 2026 at 4:00 PM at Travis Park Church.

Student, Military and Senior Discounts available. Tickets can be purchased at AlamoCityArts.org!

Fun dance event for all. No experience needed . Each dance is taught then danced! Line dancing in between. Classical live band.

Described as “the only name for music innovation,” the Alias Brass, founded in 2013, is a collaboration of five uniquely talented artists and educators from across the nation.

They'll perform a free concert for the Fredericksburg Music Club.