Our 2024-25 Season

Creative. Surprising. Joyous.

Subscriptions are now available.

Attend all of next season’s concerts for $175 - that’s just $25 per concert.

You’ll be getting a 17% discount versus single tickets, and will receive one
free ticket to our September concert to introduce a friend to Confluence Concerts.

This year we have a special gift for subscribers who purchase before June 30:
the opportunity to win a beautiful quilt designed and donated by the Modern Quilt Guild (see below).

2024-25 SEASON

American Icons: Strayhorn, Ellington, Williams
Curated by Andrew Downing
September 24 & 25
A celebration of three jazz greats: Billy Strayhorn, his mentor Duke Ellington, and his contemporary Mary Lou Williams, a composer and pianist who influenced Thelonious Monk and countless others.

Robert Burns: A Passion for Freedom
Curated by guest Alison Mackay
November 15 & 16
The exquisite beauty of the poetry of Robert Burns with its profound expression of the worth of each human being. Featuring the renowned actor R.H. Thomson and a first-rate ensemble of musicians, this concert celebrates the inspiration that Burns’ poetry has provided to the African-American orator and abolitionist Frederick Douglass; the Bengali poet and social reformer Rabindranath Tagore; and Tayisa Khryplyva, the Ukrainian teacher who is keeping the spirit of Burns alive for children in war-torn Ukraine.

Young Associate Concert
Curated by our 2024-25 Young Artistic Associate
December 10


A Canadian Valentine
Curated by Larry Beckwith
February 13 & 14
A celebration of love from Canadian poets, songwriters and composers,
including Neruda Canciones by Omar Daniel

A Suba Surprise!
Curated by Suba Sankaran
March 29 & 30


Transcending the Treble Voice
Curated by Teiya Kasahara 笠原 貞野
May 2 & 3
Queer jam session transcending the gender of the treble voice.


Celebrating Kurt Weill
Curated by Patricia O’Callaghan
June 14 & 15
2025 would have marked Kurt Weill's 125th birthday. We will celebrate his unique artistic voice with a diverse group of musicians, covering his early Weimar Republic years, the 'in between' years in Paris, and his final New York era