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Aug 08 Saturday
Mike Oregano has revolutionized the artistry and sonic thrust of the idea of a "One Man Band." Performing a blend of reggae, hip hop, and jazz, he uses every fiber in his body to give voice to his soul.
Truly a unique act, Mike uses his feet to hit the drums and an array of pedal boards, complete with: loopers, bass splits, synthesizer sounds, and more. He records the rhythm section (guitar and bass) on the spot, and layers it with drums, solos, and fills, all while singing, rapping, or talk boxing, and simultaneously soloing on his guitar.
Free. More info at Get Tickets.
Aug 09 Sunday
Singer Jonathan Karrant takes the stage with an all star band to perform jazzy selections from The Great American Songbook.
Named one of Downbeat's top 10 rising vocalists, he has collaborated with such artists as Diane Schuur, Jane Monheit and Houston Person. With a repertoire that spans classic jazz standards and contemporary interpretations, Jonathan brings a modern elegance to the timeless genre of jazz.
Free. More at Get Tickets.
Spotlight Poetry presents an electrifying afternoon featuring the Spotlight Poetry Slam Team as they close out the 2026 slam season by performing a variety of their fiercest and most unforgettable works.
Please note: There will be some adult themes.
Help choose the concert! Baritone Elias Mokole celebrates Stephen Foster’s 200th birthday with an audience-choice program of familiar favorites and lesser-known songs, including "Beautiful Dreamer,""Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair," and "Old Dog Tray." Plus Revolutionary-era American songs and selections by Charles Ives.
Mokole provides some background on each selection as the audience helps determine the program.
Aug 11 Tuesday
Explore the history of ventriloquism From witchcraft to stage craft: Three thousand years of vocal conjuration, from the works of Aristophanes to America’s Got Talent. Famous dummies on display Include Charlie McCarthy, Lamb Chop and the sinister Fats from the movie Magic.
Aug 14 Friday
Get ready to raise your voice and your spirits with "Sister Act" — the feel-good musical comedy that’s pure divine inspiration! When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a crime, she’s hidden away in the last place she ever expected — a convent. Disguised as a nun, Deloris turns the choir into a soulful sensation, bringing joy, music and a little bit of mischief to the sisters and the community around them.
Free. More info at Get Tickets. Also at 2:00 on Saturday.
Danny Rio is a one-of-a-kind Las Vegas based progressive indie rock artist, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and producer. Join in the fun as Danny incorporates his unique style of guitar playing and vocals while he performs songs from his debut album, "One Jaw Yapping."
Acclaimed vocalist Amanda King presents the Supper Club Sessions, bringing the elegance, intimacy and excitement of the supper-club era vividly into the present. On the 14th its "Satin & Swing," sophisticated swing, smoky ballads, and beautifully understated songs that draw you close. On the 15th, "Velvet & Fire," driving rhythms and powerhouse melodies that command the room.
Musical accompaniment by the illustrious Patrick Hogan Trio: Patrick Hogan, Bob Sachs, Andrea D'Angelo.
Reservations required.
Aug 15 Saturday