Full of quirky charm and unexpected heart, Spelling Bee follows six competitors—and a few brave audience volunteers—as they navigate the joys and challenges of growing up. A witty and heartfelt celebration of identity, resilience, and connection. Accompanied by the HPAF Pep Band.

Full of quirky charm and unexpected heart, Spelling Bee follows six competitors—and a few brave audience volunteers—as they navigate the joys and challenges of growing up. A witty and heartfelt celebration of identity, resilience, and connection. Accompanied by the HPAF Pep Band.

HPAF’s leading ladies take the spotlight in an evening of fiery arias and virtuosic showpieces. From bel canto brilliance to verismo intensity, this high-energy concert showcases opera at its most thrilling.

A.E. Reverie unfolds on the night Amelia Earhart lands in Chautauqua in 1929, inspiring a young woman to imagine a future beyond imposed limits. Paired with Rise, this double bill blends history and magical realism to explore legacy, equality, and representation. Accompanied by the HPAF Orchestra.

A.E. Reverie unfolds on the night Amelia Earhart lands in Chautauqua in 1929, inspiring a young woman to imagine a future beyond imposed limits. Paired with Rise, this double bill blends history and magical realism to explore legacy, equality, and representation. Accompanied by the HPAF Orchestra.

The International Trumpet Guild presents the second of two dynamic programs featuring contemporary works for trumpet as part of the 50th Annual ITG Conference, held in Rochester, NY.

Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music as Opera UCLA brings staged opera back to Schoenberg Hall with a fully staged production of Gluck's masterpiece Iphigénie en Tauride featuring the entire program of voice/opera students.

Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music as Opera UCLA brings staged opera back to Schoenberg Hall with a fully staged production of Gluck's masterpiece Iphigénie en Tauride featuring the entire program of voice/opera students.

Davis Lerner (bassoon) presents his first DMA recital featuring works by Nichagarn Chiracharasporn, Thacher Schreiber, John Steinmetz, and more—performed with Austin Ho, Matthew Rasmussen, Sydney Wang, and Thacher Schreiber

OPERA UCLA and UCLA Philharmonia team up to present an evening focused on Mozart's radical explorations of gender, class, desire, power, and transformation, and how that spirit speaks directly to our current socio-political moment.