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December 2019
Keyboard Conversations® With Jeffrey Siegel
McCallum Theatre presents Keyboard Conversations® With Jeffrey Siegel: "Warm Hearted Music from the Cold Far North." You will be captivated by this smorgasbord of musical delights. Hear music by Grieg, Sibelius, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Nielsen and Stenhammar.
Find out more »Scott Wilkie & Friends: Joy, The Christmas Concert
Best-selling contemporary jazz pianist Scott Wilkie gathered his favorite musicians to create the live-in-studio album Joy, featuring his creative arrangements of holiday classics. Back by popular demand, for the third year in a row, Scott Wilkie and Friends bring their Christmas show to CVRep. The band features Scott Wilkie on piano, Pat Kelley on guitar, Nathan Brown on bass, Monette Marino on percussion, and Jeff Olson on drums.
Find out more »California Desert Chorale: Let There Be Peace
The California Desert Chorale is an ensemble comprised of talented professional and amateur singers who bring a wealth of musical education and varied choral experience to the group. Their holiday show features works that reflect on the "Let There Be Peace" theme.
Find out more »Southern California Brass Consortium Christmas Concert
Making their second performance at St. Margaret’s, Desert Friends of Music welcomes the incredibly talented Southern California Brass Consortium back again for their fine blend of Christmas music new and old, classic and popular. There is nothing quite as exhilarating as the sound of brass and percussion, especially at Christmas time. Featuring a variety of Christmas and holiday arrangements, this 26-member Long Beach based ensemble will play music which is sure to put you in a festive mood.
Find out more »Full Moon Hike in La Quinta Cove
Experience a hike by moonlight! See the beauty of the shadows and wash of moonlight over our mountains. We will be looking for all types of night creatures along the trail. This is a family friendly hike. Bring 2 liters of water, a headlamp or flashlight, blacklights (if you have one), and wear closed-toed shoes.
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