Celebrate the coming of Christmas with the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus! Come and hear the chorus singing your favorite holiday hits, helping you to see in the season with warmth, merriment and festive cheer! It's a delightful show suitable for all ages, full of beloved Christmas classics and cherished nostalgic seasonal singalongs and carols.

Celebrate the coming of Christmas with the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus! Come and hear the chorus singing your favorite holiday hits, helping you to see in the season with warmth, merriment and festive cheer! It's a delightful show suitable for all ages, full of beloved Christmas classics and cherished nostalgic seasonal singalongs and carols.

The unearthly talent of Sarah Brightman is on show once more as the iconic performer is back with her Christmas tradition. Brightman has decided to bring festive joy on tour with A Christmas Symphony production. A gloriously unique journey through some of the seasons' best and most-loved songs, let Brightman infuse you with the festive spirit this year in this ultimate holiday event!

Emmy award-winning and world-renowned violinist Damien Escobar is back! After officially coming out of retirement Escobar is heading out on the road once more. Damien Escobar decided to go solo in 2012 after starting out as a duo with his older brother in Nuttin But Stringz. Celebrated for bringing the violin into the modern era, Escobar regularly crosses his violin with other genres for example, hip-hop, jazz, R&B and pop.

A thrilling evening of music is coming to the San Francisco Symphony as they are joined by conductor James Gaffigan and violinist Ray Chen this January. Together they will perform a trio of works, Missy Mazolli's Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres), Samuel Barber's one and only Violin Concerto, and Sergei Prokofiev's Symphony No. 5. Join the orchestra as they wind their way through a program so dazzling it'll leave you seeing fireworks at the end.

Mark Elder conducts the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra in this performance of Richard Strauss' incredible 1896 tone poem. With its unforgettable opening fanfare and heart-stopping movements, it has since become synonymous with space exploration and the cosmos after Stanley Kubrick chose it as the theme for his seminal 1968 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

No season is complete without a rousing performance of Carl Orff's lustful and triumphant Carmina Burana and its showstopping O Fortuna chorus. Conductor David Robertson conducts the San Francisco Symphony through this roof-raising piece, joined by the San Francisco Symphony Chorus and a host of talented soloists!

Introduce the little ones to the joys of classical music with the San Francisco Symphony's Music For Families concert series. Held on a Saturday afternoon, the child-friendly concert promotes a calm and relaxed atmosphere with a specially tailored interactive element to keep young minds active and engaged throughout. Conducted by Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, each show is tied together by a fascinating theme, making a sonic adventure out of musical discovery.

Heart-wrenching balladeer and son of the famed Andrea Bocelli heads out on tour across North America this fall! The 26-year-old showed to the world he truly carried his father's singing genes when he appeared on the hit songs "Fall On Me" and "Ven A Mi" with his father in 2018. Now breaking out on his own, Matteo is proving himself the next rising star to carry on the Bocelli legacy.

Under the masterful baton of Herbert Blomstedt, the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra perform Schubert's charming Symphony No. 5 and Brahms' dynamic Symphony No. 1. Schubert's Mozart-influenced Symphony No. 5 is a delightful showcase of the composer's youthful exuberance, with elegant melodies and charming orchestration, while Brahms' Symphony No. 1 is a monumental work which took 20 years to write.

So good it's often been named the best film adaptation of Charles Dicken's festive masterpiece ever, no holiday season is complete without a viewing of The Muppet Christmas Carol, and there's no better way to experience it than in this Live to Screen concert edition, played by your local Symphony. Starring Kermit the Frog, Micheal Caine, Gonzo and many more of the iconic Muppet stable, enjoy the classic story, complete with humor, heart, and Miles Goodman and Paul Williams' unforgettable score!

SF Sketchfest lays on the ultimate treat with this incredible opportunity to celebrate the life and career of one of the finest actors of his generation - the legendary Tim Curry! Joined by drag icon Peaches Christ, enjoy an evening of laughter and light, with songs and dance as Curry takes us through his story, from Rocky Horror to Clue, Muppet Treasure Island to Spamalot and much much more!