Open Stage is an open mic event. Our stage is open to all forms of family friendly expression! Bring your favorite poems, stories, ballads, etc. to our stage!

FestivalSouth® will open its 13th season with a FestivalFavorite, the Hub City Players, presenting the Tony and Olivier Award-winner, The Play That Goes Wrong.

FestivalSouth® will open its 13th season with a FestivalFavorite, the Hub City Players, presenting the Tony and Olivier Award-winner, The Play That Goes Wrong.

FestivalSouth® will open its 13th season with a FestivalFavorite, the Hub City Players, presenting the Tony and Olivier Award-winner, The Play That Goes Wrong.

A very special performance showcasing 5,000 years of China’s enduring music, from the Xia (2070 BC) to Qing (1912 AD) dynasties, the first part of the program contains piano transcriptions of some of these ancient Chinese melodies.

Artists of all persuasions are invited to come network with other artists. Free coffee is offered to all in attendance.

Described as “the only name for music innovation” by Martin Hackleman, formerly of the Empire and Canadian Brass, the Alias Brass Company, founded in 2013, is a collaboration of five uniquely talented artists from across the nation.

Featuring music from a recently recorded and released CD, the program includes transcriptions of Robert Schumann, César Franck, and Reynaldo Hahn.

Featuring the incredible Hub City Players, a FestivalFavorite and one of the state’s most talented troupe of show people, Broadway music lovers are in for an unforgettable one-night-only evening celebrating the Broadway master, Stephen Sondheim.

The Meistersingers are excited to share the climatic pinnacle to its 25th anniversary season, the masterwork that is Johannes Brahms’ Requiem.

Born as Wladzlu Valentino Liberace, he became the best known virtuoso pianist of the twentieth century.

Find comfort in familiar and beloved classics from opera and art song literature while also experiencing intriguing works rarely performed.