Step through the Garden gate this spring and inside a cornucopia of visual and auditory stimulation. An evening under the Performance Garden canopy might find you, in addition to the guarantee of musical delight, immersed in the serenade of crickets’ wings, scent of sage, song of the mockingbird or simply the peace that comes looking up into the twilight sky to glimpse the first evening star. The fall concert series promises an eclectic mix of musical genres amidst Mother Nature’s sights and sounds.

Come, be awakened.

We are pleased to announce that our Spring Concert Series kicks off on Thursday, April 8 with a repeat visit by the crowd-pleaser of Gabriel Ayala, internationally known Native American Classical Guitarist. Sunday, April 18 welcomes another favorite group, Harp Fusion with their beautiful melodic music of 20 harps playing in unison; time to be announced. Our next concert will be on Saturday, April 24 with another return visit by the Tucson Guitar Society featuring Italian guitarist, Peppino D’Augostino. A remarkable new group with some familiar faces, Quiet Fire Trio, will perform on Thursday, April 29 at 7:00 pm. Quiet Fire Trio marks their first performance in the Park with Gary Stroutsos, a master flautist; Will Eaton, playing handcrafted stringed instruments including the guitar; and, Will Clipman, a pan-global percussionist. Their beautiful blending of contemporary music together shapes Quiet Fire.

Come and enjoy all the Tohono Chul Park Spring Concerts in the wonderful outside amphitheatre. For reservations, please call 520.742.6455, ext. 0.

Harp Fusion
Members $14.00 | Public $20.00

Gabriel Ayala & Quiet Fire Trio
Members $12.00 | Public $18.00