August is off to a strong start, and we’ve got a great mix of shows to keep the momentum going.

The Django Festival Allstars are coming back to the Center with the inimitable Veronica Swift, Geoff Eido shares powerful, heartfelt music with a message, and Gregory Popovich’s Comedy Pet Theater is pure family fun!

You’ll also want to stop by the gallery to see Gabriel Romo’s
2 Hermano, on display through September 19.

The unmistakable swing of the Django Festival Allstars,
joined by the dazzling Veronica Swift.
Straight from stages like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.
This show promises explosive talent, sizzling rhythms,
and unexpected surprises.

Whether you're a jazz purist or simply love a good groove,
this night will be unforgettable.

Tickets are on sale now and moving fast!

 Members: Tickets on sale 8/7
 Public: Tickets on sale 8/8

  ON SALE TODAY TO ENCORE MEMBERS! 

Artist and activist Geoff Eido blends fierce compassion with raw sound to create music that heals, awakens, and unites. Rooted in his Love OS philosophy, his songs are both personal and political — like “Wells Run Dry,” written in protest of the Idaho-Maryland Mine.

Give him a listen on Spotify

Gregory Popovich’s Comedy Pet Theater is a crowd-pleasing blend of world-class circus acts and adorable rescue animals, all starring in one hilarious, heartwarming show. With juggling, gymnastics, and pets turned performers, it’s no wonder this Las Vegas hit has wowed audiences in over 20 countries.

A perfect night out for the whole family!

Join us on Friday, August 8, for a rare double bill with
guitar greats Leo Kottke and Julian Lage.

From Kottke’s signature fingerpicking and rich storytelling to Lage’s genre-defying improvisations, this evening promises masterful musicianship and sonic exploration across folk, jazz, and rock.

Don’t miss this extraordinary pairing of two of the most
innovative guitarists of our time.

Step into the world of Gabriel Romo, a painter whose work bridges the spiritual and physical realms. Drawing from his Raramuri (Tarahumara) heritage, Romo weaves ancestral memory, indigenous symbolism, and cosmic connection into vibrant, healing imagery. 

2 Hermano is on display in The Granucci Gallery
at The Center for the Arts through September 19.

Don’t miss this powerful exploration of identity, tradition, and beauty.