Community Calendar

The San Antonio Community Orchestra began as one of the oldest community string orchestras in the state. It is now a thriving all-volunteer orchestra comprised of community members and university students. Concert selections are intended to not only bring classical works to the community, but also to highlight local talent within the orchestra and within San Antonio.
Free concerts are held throughout the year at Coker United Methodist Church, and conducted by Matthew 'Matty' Salibus. For more information, visit our website at sacommunityorchestra.org

Music of irony and restraint—shaped by censorship, fear, and unbreakable spirit.

Gubaidulina: Piano Quintet
Shostakovich: Piano Quintet, Op. 57

Classical composers throughout time have used repetition and sequences to build a musical story, establish expectations, and drive a narrative into unexpected territories. Experience a musical journey led by pianist Daniel Anastasio as he uses examples from Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy and more to show how great composers tell powerful musical stories, and how we can more closely follow along.

"Cinderella" returns to the stage with all the beauty and grace of classical ballet — and a playful spirit that makes it perfect for all ages. Follow the kind-hearted young Cinderella as she navigates a household of comical chaos, a royal invitation, and a life-changing night at the palace. With the help of her Guardian Angel, Cinderella is transformed for the ball, where she and the Prince share a fleeting connection. But when the clock strikes midnight, the magic disappears, leaving only a glass slipper behind.

Ballet San Antonio's production of "Cinderella" will be performed on the following dates:

Friday, Feb. 20, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

Featuring exquisite dancing, whimsical characters, and Prokofiev’s rich, romantic score, "Cinderella" is a joyful escape into a world where kindness wins and dreams really do come true.

To ensure fair access, there is a 8-ticket limit per order for this performance. For group purchases exceeding 8 tickets, please contact us at groups@tobincenter.org for personalized assistance.
Tickets are only valid if purchased through the Tobin Center Box Office or Tobin Center website.

Music of irony and restraint—shaped by censorship, fear, and unbreakable spirit.

Gubaidulina: Piano Quintet
Shostakovich: Piano Quintet, Op. 57

Music of irony and restraint—shaped by censorship, fear, and unbreakable spirit.

Gubaidulina: Piano Quintet
Shostakovich: Piano Quintet, Op. 57

Five piano ensembles (four duos and one quartet) will present some favorite piano pieces by Faure, Piazzola, Debussy, J.S. Bach, and Rachmaninov. Stay after the recital for tea and treats, courtesy of Tuesday Musical Club members.

Five piano ensembles (four duos and one quartet) will present some favorite piano pieces by Faure, Piazzola, Debussy, J.S. Bach, and Rachmaninov. Stay after the recital for tea and treats, courtesy of Tuesday Musical Club members.

Symphony of the Hills presents “A Time to Dazzle,” featuring Gurwitz International Piano Competition silver medalist Tatiana Dorokhova.
Joan Tower – Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman No. 6
Mussorgsky/Ravel – Pictures at an Exhibition
Prokofiev – Piano Concerto No. 3
-Tatiana Dorokhova, piano (Gurwitz silver medalist 2024)

Join us for an afternoon of classical music! We will be joined by Classical Guitarist Peter Fletcher, as a stop of his national tour as he shares music from his newly released CD as well as an assortment of other classical pieces.

This event consists of an approximately 70 minute concert with a short break. After the performance we invite attendees to mingle and enjoy refreshments.

Please register online to ensure we have enough seating!