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weLcome to the 2024–25 concert season

Jazz at Lincoln Center’s 2024-25 concert season celebrates two decades since Frederick P. Rose Hall—our home, The House of Swing —opened to the public.

“Over those 20 years, thousands of musicians, playing all the different styles, have performed under the Jazz at Lincoln Center banner,” our Managing and Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis says. “On any given evening, we can use all the facilities to present a festival. The entire season is a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Frederick P. Rose Hall.”

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis kicks off the commemorative year with Hot Jazz & Swing , a concert featuring jazz classics from the 1920s and 30s, with music direction by saxophonist, composer, and award-winning scholar Loren Schoenberg .

Over the course of the season, the JLCO will perform eight concerts that span the history of jazz, decade by decade, from the 1920s until the present, covering bebop, cool jazz, hard bop, contemporary jazz, and more.

Our hall’s 20th anniversary weekend in October features Panamanian singer, composer, actor, activist, and politician Rubén Blades in Rose Theater with venerable Brazilian vocal/instrumental groups Boca Livre and Editus Ensemble , as well as Grammy Award and Tony Award winner Bryan Carter in The Appel Room for his world premiere of “Rustin in Renaissance.”

This season also features virtuoso tenor saxophonist-composer Joshua Redman , bandleader and bassist Christian McBride , clarinetist-saxophonist-composer Paquito D’Rivera celebrating 70+ years in music, five-time Grammy Award-winning singer and NEA Jazz Master Dianne Reeves , charismatic singer René Marie paying homage to Harry Belafonte, pianist Monty Alexander , clarinet virtuoso Anat Cohen , and more.

“This season, we celebrate the masters, whose music, philosophy, and spirit of mentorship continue to influence everything we do as an organization.” Marsalis concludes. “And we create opportunities for you to enjoy the next stellar generation of musicians.”

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Buy 3 or more concerts and save up to 40%, hot jazz & swing: the jlco with wynton marsalis.

The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis  welcomes audiences back to  The House of Swing  for the 2024-25 season with revitalized arrangements of classic 1920s and 30s tunes, with music direction by saxophonist, composer, and award-winning scholar  Loren Schoenberg . 

Bryan Carter: Celebrating Bayard Rustin

Join 2024 Grammy and Tony Award winner Bryan Carter in honoring Bayard Rustin with the Jazz at Pride Orchestra , set against the stunning backdrop of Columbus Circle in The Appel Room. Featuring powerhouse vocalists Vuyo Sotashe , J. Hoard , Shenel Johns , and Georgia Heers , this lively event celebrates Rustin’s pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement and his contributions as an activist and vocalist. 

Rubén Blades with Boca Livre & Editus Ensemble

Panamanian legend  Rubén Blades  returns to Rose Theater, revealing dimensions of his music he hasn’t shared in 20 years. Integrating Brazilian harmony alongside  Boca Livre  and a classical approach to salsa alongside Costa Rica’s  Editus , the Grammy Award-winning singer and composer proffers a fresh take on his signature Afro-Cuban sound.

Rubén Blades with Boca Livre & Editus Ensemble is co-presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with generous support from COPA Airlines.

Family Concert: What is The Jazz Age?

Grammy-nominated vocalist Catherine Russell brings her vibrant energy to Rose Theater, exploring the Roaring 20s with her ensemble. Delve into the era of change with swinging rhythms and timeless classics from Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. Perfect for the whole family!

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"JUMP IN THE LINE" Celebrating Harry Belafonte with René Marie

Jazz at Lincoln Center presents a calypso-inspired evening honoring legendary artist and activist, the late Harry Belafonte. Grammy-nominated vocalist and songwriter  René Marie  brings her artful storytelling to The Appel Room, leading an award-winning ensemble that features trumpeter  Etienne Charles . 

Bebop Revolution: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

Bebop Revolution , led by trombonist and composer  Vincent Gardner  and members of the  JLCO , pays tribute to the innovative and hard-swinging origins of bebop. Featuring big band and small ensemble arrangements, the event honors legends like Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, and Mary Lou Williams.

Joshua Redman Group feat. Gabrielle Cavassa

Tenor saxophone legend  Joshua Redman  returns to Jazz at Lincoln Center, leading his ensemble featuring award-winning New Orleans-based vocalist  Gabrielle Cavassa . Experience a moving evening of selections from his recent Blue Note release  where are we.  

Journey Through Jazz Part VI: THe JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis and Grammy-nominated bassist and composer Carlos Henriquez continue their exploration of Afro-Cuban sounds and influences. Experience bright horn lines and bold harmony, beautiful lyricism, and the elastic syncopation of clave as Henriquez and his fellow artists share the stories behind patterns, melodies, and illustrious histories of the music.

Part of the Lynne and Richard Pasculano Jazz Series.

Big Band Holidays

The annual fan-favorite celebrates its 35th year. Featuring music by The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and its trombonist and brilliant arranger  Chris Crenshaw  and critically acclaimed vocalists  Ekep Nkwelle  and  Robbie Lee , this swinging seasonal classic showcases new arrangements of timeless holiday tunes.

The Unity Jazz Festival

The Unity Jazz Festival makes its triumphant return to The House of Swing after its successful 2024 debut! Enjoy sets in the Ertegun Atrium, Dizzy’s Club, and The Appel Room across two electrifying evenings of live performances from emerging talents and jazz legends.

Cool School & Hard Bop: THe JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

Featuring iconic works from Miles Davis , Art Blakey , Max Roach , and more, Cool School & Hard Bop — music-directed by JLCO saxophonist Sherman Irby and pianist Joe Block — explores the enduring appeal of mid-century jazz through striking arrangements, mellow tones, virtuosic vocabulary, and a commitment to the blues.

Monty Alexander

Legendary pianist and composer Monty Alexander returns to Rose Theater to celebrate his 80th birthday. His sets feature an explosive and internationally acclaimed lineup of improvisers including NOLA legend and JLCO alum drummer Herlin Riley .

Jazz Americana: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

Experience the roots of jazz with The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis and special guests. Explore early influences, blending blues, gospel, and bluegrass with reimagined classics from Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, Sidney Bechet, and the New Orleans Rhythm Kings.

Dianne Reeves: With Love

This Valentine’s Day, celebrate love with NEA Jazz Master Dianne Reeves at Rose Theater. Experience an unforgettable evening with the Grammy Award-winning icon who shares songs of rapture and anguish, of romance and heartbreak.

Join Jazz at Lincoln Center for a night with blues legends at Rose Theater. Featuring Grammy Award winners, local New Orleans heroes, and rising talents, this jam session showcases the timeless allure of the blues tradition with a modern twist.

Journey Through Jazz Part VII: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

Featuring music direction by JLCO pianist Dan Nimmer , Journey Through Jazz: Part VII captures the energy and charm of combo swing music from the late 1920s to mid-’40s, spotlighting works from Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Jazz at the Philharmonic. Part of the Lynne and Richard Pasculano Jazz Series.

Anat Cohen: Journeys  A 50th Birthday Celebration

Celebrate Grammy Award-winning Anat Cohen's 50th birthday with an eclectic performance in The Appel Room. From early swing to post-bop and Brazilian choro, Cohen showcases her mastery in various musical genres with different combinations of her ensemble, which features her brothers and frequent collaborators trumpeter Avishai Cohen and saxophonist Yuval Cohen .

Family Concert: Who is Gerry Mulligan?

Jazz at Lincoln Center's critically acclaimed series for young music lovers returns to Rose Theater in tribute to baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan . Experience the impact of Mulligan’s innovations and the heart of his expansive artistry as the members of JALC's Future of Jazz Orchestra share music and anecdotes from his career.

The Real Ambassadors: Armstrong and Brubeck

Dave and Iola Brubeck’s 1962 album featuring Louis Armstrong lands in The Appel Room with new arrangements from pianist Chris Pattishall and fresh perspectives from an award-winning ensemble, including Chris Brubeck , Alphonso Horne , Shenel Johns , Vuyo Sotashe , C. Anthony Bryant , Nicole Zuraitis , Camille Thurman , Endea Owens , Jake Goldblas , and actor Daniel J. Watts . In partnership with the Louis Armstrong House Museum .

Paquito D’Rivera: Celebrating 70+ Years in Music

NEA Jazz Master, reedist Paquito D’Rivera brings the electric fusion of Havana to life with unparalleled improvisation, syncopated harmonies, and virtuosic orchestration. Special guests include Chucho Valdés , Edmar Castañeda , Roberta Gambarini , Yotam Silberstein , Héctor del Curto , Roberto Vizcaino , Victor Provost , and the Young People’s Chorus of New York City .

Contemporary Jazz Masterpieces: The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

The JLCO with Wynton Marsalis celebrates cutting-edge standards and contemporary masterpieces that ignite the senses with spontaneity, virtuosity, and an unwavering passion for the music. Featuring compositions by Joanne Brackeen , Charlie Haden , Terence Blanchard , Pat Metheny , and Mulgrew Miller , this event promises to be an unforgettable evening.

Christian McBride & Ursa Major

Experience the master bassist in two distinct ensembles. Remembering Ray Brown features McBride alongside pianist Benny Green and drummer Greg Hutchinson and pays homage to the hard-swinging hero of the music. Then, McBride's innovative quintet featuring Nicole Glover, Ely Perlman, Mike King , and Savannah Harris takes the stage to perform original works.

The JLCO Plays the 70s

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra  time-travels to the 70s, performing new arrangements of classic recordings from Weather Report; Betty Carter; Dexter Gordon; Chick Corea; the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra; the Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Orchestra; Charles Mingus; Ornette Coleman; James Brown; Earth, Wind, and Fire; Blood, Sweat, and Tears; and more, with music direction by JLCO’s saxophonist Ted Nash .

Best of the JLCO with Wynton Marsalis

Comprising of world-class improvisers, arrangers, and composers, the JLCO with Wynton Marsalis has redefined big band music. Music directed by Marsalis, Best of the JLCO showcases works and arrangements from orchestra members Chris Crenshaw , Vincent Gardner , Victor Goines , Carlos Henriquez , Sherman Irby , Ted Nash , Dan Nimmer , and Marcus Printup .

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Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady

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Running time: 2 hours and 55 minutes, with one intermission

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The most beloved musical of all time,  Lerner & Loewe’s MY FAIR LADY  is back on Broadway in a lavish new production from  Lincoln Center Theater , the theater that brought you the Tony-winning revivals of  South Pacific  and  The King and I . 

Directed by Tony winner  Bartlett Sher , the stellar cast - led by  Laura Benanti, Harry Hadden-Paton, Alexander Gemignani, Rosemary Harris, Allan Corduner, Christian Dante White, Linda Mugleston and Clarke Thorell  - tells the story of Eliza Doolittle, a young Cockney flower seller, and Henry Higgins, a linguistics professor who is determined to transform her into his idea of a “proper lady.” But who is really being transformed?

The classic score features “I Could Have Danced All Night,” “The Rain in Spain,” “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly” and “On the Street Where You Live.” The original 1956 production won six Tony Awards including Best Musical, and was hailed by  The New York Times  as “one of the best musicals of the century."

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Lincoln Center to Offer New Choose What You Pay Tickets & Free Shows

Lincoln center for the performing arts announced upcoming free performances, plus a new "choose what you pay" ticketing model for this spring., by linda gaudino • published february 3, 2022 • updated on february 3, 2022 at 4:11 pm.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts looks to make a big splash this spring with free performances while introducing a new "choose what you pay" model for ticketing, similar to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The spring season begins on Feb. 27 and runs until June 15. Public performances return to the community space, David Rubenstein Atrium, this March, while the American Songbook starts mid-April.

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All events at the David Rubenstein Atrium are free, first-come, first-serve.

"Our spring consists of more than 70 events from February through June with civic activations like community blood drives, and artistry from across disciplines and from every corner of NYC. We're also excited to reopen the David Rubenstein Atrium, which has been largely closed since the pandemic began," said Leah Johnson, Lincoln Center's EVP/Chief of Communications, Marketing and Advocacy Officer, to NBC New York.

Programs offered like the Passport to the Arts and Lincoln Center Moments are also at no charge to guests with advanced sign-up.

The American Songbook series will be held in the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse and welcome international artists with a range of styles, such as pop, musical theater, classical, rock and jazz.

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For these performances, Lincoln Center is exploring a new model where audiences can decide what price is right for individuals. The goal is to make shows more inclusive for the community.

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We are making our spring offerings more accessible. We’re committed to helping break down as many barriers to participation in the performing arts as possible and we know one barrier for many can be cost​. For the first time, all of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts spring activations are free or Choose What You Pay—starting at $5, Leah Johnson EVP/Chief Communications, Marketing and Advocacy Officer, Lincoln Center

With this new ticketing method, the suggested price is set at $35.00 with options to pay more or less. The minimum ticket price is set to $5, including a glass of wine with purchase.

All guests are required to show proof of full vaccination, completing the final series of COVID-19 vaccine doses at least 14 days before entry.

If eligible by the Centers for Disease Control, visitors must present proof of a booster shot, as well. Face coverings are required to be worn during indoor performances.

The Cast of A Little Night Music in Concert on Sondheim's Horny Musical and a Score Fit For an Opera Star

On June 27, the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical A Little Night Music will be presented in concert at Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall , its ravishing, romantic score having been lavished with new orchestrations for a 53-piece orchestra by original orchestrator and longtime Sondheim collaborator Jonathan Tunick. The sound of the orchestra—the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, conducted by Tunick himself—will be nearly double that of the original production, which featured only 27 musicians.

It’s a musical setting fit for a bona fide opera star, and this production has one in mezzo-soprano Susan Graham, who made her Met Opera debut in 1991 in Die Zauberflöte ; last season, she performed in the new opera Dead Man Walking .

“I come from a different world,” Graham, who plays glamorous but past-her-prime theater star Desiree Armfeldt, told Broadway.com during a break in rehearsals at the DiMenna Center. “But in some ways the storytelling is operatic. And the music is just so beautiful. Unfortunately, I don't have an enormous amount to sing, but I'm hoping to make the best of what I can.”

“You do get the song,” countered Jason Gotay, who plays Henrik Egerman in the show.

“I do get the song,” Graham agreed. 

As Graham admits, she had thought she'd reached a stage in her career when—to borrow a line from that song—she'd stopped opening doors.“It's a miracle for me, at this point in my career, to do something new,” she said. “I'm having such a blast. I'm surrounded by the best of the best. And it's a high bar, but…”

“You’re vaulting it,” said Gotay.

The concert staging, directed by John Doyle, is also a dramatic change of scenery for Tony winner Ruthie Ann Miles (Countess Charlotte), who was, until very recently, performing the role of the ragged Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd —a much shadowier musical world. “There’s no hiding in this one,” she said. “I really enjoyed hiding in dark cubbyhole places in Sweeney Todd , behind the wig and behind just the darkness of the story. In this one, it really is about peacocks. Everyone's a peacock.”

“This is some of his most lush, romantic music,” said Gotay. “It is such a contrast to the book, which is so raunchy and so dirty. It’s like the horniest Sondheim show. That juxtaposition is really fun to play with.”

Famously, apart from a few measures, Sondheim composed A Little Night Music in variations of triple time. The cast is finding room to move within Sondheim’s ostensibly constrictive musical corset. “There’s freedom within boundaries, freedom within restriction,” said Jin Ha (Frid).

“For us in musical theater, the chance of singing with a 53-piece orchestra is nil,” said Shuler Hensley (Count Carl Magnus). “It's just extraordinary. It's like you're inhabiting a world of sound that you just can live in. It’s pretty spectacular.”

Appreciators of the work of Jonathan Tunick have had plenty to enjoy recently: revivals of  Sweeney Todd and  Merrily Roll Along , the posthumous Sondheim musical Here We Are and, most recently, the Encores! Titanic and the one-night-only  Follies concert at Carnegie Hall. At the Tonys, he took home the award for reorchestrating Merrily We Roll Along —his first Tony recognizing his work with Sondheim.

“I'm going to go way out on a limb here and say that the orchestra is the star of the show,” Graham said to a chorus of agreement.

“I've been listening to his orchestrations since I started listening to musical theater,” said Kerstin Anderson (Anne Egerman) of rehearsing with Tunick in the room. “It's like whoa! We were listening to the orchestra downstairs, and he was conducting, and I was like, ‘This came out of his head .’ It’s incredible.”

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Lincoln Center just launched a new night market for the summer!

The Lincoln Center Night Market will be open Wednesdays through Sundays.

Just a few days after officials announced that Union Square will debut its first-ever Night Market this July, Lincoln Center has joined in on the fun, revealing its plans for its very own night market as part of its Summer for the City programming . 

Aptly called the Lincoln Center Night Market, the "outdoor food emporium," as the destination is referred to in an official press release, is open every night from Wednesdays through Sundays starting at 5pm through 10pm. The market will be in place now through August 10, excluding July 4. 

A number of vendors have already been announced, including Harlem Seafood Soul (lobster rolls! Waffle skewers! Mac and cheese bites!), Japanese purveyor Yakitori Totto, Mexican destination Maya's Snack Bar, Haitian restaurant Bunnan and Cocotazo, a Puerto Rican eatery that, according to the release, "feels like a warm hug."

In addition to the already announced food providers, visitors will get to order food from a tent with rotating options that align with each week's programming at the center. 

Not part of the new market but still an exciting food-related update: Joe Coffee will be available from Wednesdays through Saturdays at Lincoln Center starting 9am to 5pm, the perfect fuel for the hundreds of other events that will take over Lincoln Center as part of its third annual Summer for the City Festival, which runs through August 10 and includes over 200 free or choose-what-you-pay happenings that span a variety of topics, genres and locations.

You can read through the entire calendar right  here  but standouts include virtual reality experience The Dream Machine, which features five distinct game-like interactive performances; a night of opera and drag with two superstar queens from  RuPaul's Drag Race , Monét X Change and Sapphira Cristál; and a silent disco night as part of India Week with DJ Rajuju Brown.

Browse through all the scheduled events and snag tickets right here . 

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• June 27 - Hardwood Dash at Village Pointe | Tickets
• June 27 - Hector Anchondo with Colin Smith at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• June 27 - Royale Lynn at Slowdown | Tickets
• June 27 - Amos Lee with Mutlu at The Astro | Tickets
• June 28 - Tyi Hakeem Trio with Leland Mickels and Lucas Kellison at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• June 28 - Hit Squad at Shadow Lake Towne Center
• June 28 - Fallen Reign with Cupholder and The Dead Man's Band at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• June 28 - Taylor Fest at Waiting Room | Tickets
• June 28 - Leila's Rose with Hold Your Breath at Slowdown | Tickets
• June 28 - Roger Daltrey with Inhaler at Memorial Park
• June 28 - Yachtley Crew at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• June 28 & 29 - Derrick Stroup at Funny Bone | Tickets
• June 28 & 29 - Simplicated at Whiskey Roadhouse | Tickets
• June 29 - Nolan Taylor at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• June 29 - The Great American Metal BBQ with The Tale Untold, Catsclaw, Conflicts, Zach Adkins, Healer, and Bloodwork at Waiting Room | Tickets
• June 29 - The Sugar Thieves Duo at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• June 29 - Clay Street Unit at Slowdown | Tickets
• June 29 - Omaha Girls Rock: Amplify Showcase at Slowdown | Tickets
• June 29 - Nate Bargatze at CHI Health Center | Tickets

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• July 1 - The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick with Bokr Tov and B.B. Sledge at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 2 - Koyo, One Step Closer, Anxious with Prize Horse at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 3 - Little Feat: Can't Be Satisfied Tour with Duane Betts at The Astro | Tickets
• July 5 - Highway 6 at Shadow Lake Towne Center
• July 5 - Real Friends at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 5 - Bobo Thuh Breadboy with Snake Lucci, Ayce, Apex the official, Allykat, Kid Corduroy, and Zaratti at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 5 - Grrrl Camp Showcase with Size Queen, Boxknife, and Ghostlike at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 5 - Uncle Kracker at Barnato | Tickets
• July 5 & 6 - Carols Vargas Guitar - Guitar Inferno at Whiskey Roadhouse | Tickets
• July 5 & 6 - Aries Spears at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 6 - Bazile Mills with Minne Lussa and Fox at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 6 - Ebba Rose at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• July 6 - Stop the Presses with Plastic Presidents, Uh Oh, and Jar at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 7 - X at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 7 - TV Star with Heavy Clippings and Cupholder at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 7 - Portugal. The Man at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• July 8 - The Baseball Project with Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey, Mike Mills, Linda Pitmon, and Steve Wynn at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 9 - Kaitlin Butts at Slowdown | Tickets
• June 10 - Cactus Tate at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 10 - iMAYDAY! with DJ Hoppa, Unconventional Kingz, 1TON, H1WAY and more at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 10 - The Kid LAROI at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• July 11 - Omaha's Clash of the Comics at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 11 - Deterioration with M.A.N., Cheap Porno Flick, and Pigstyle at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 11 - One 2 Go at Village Pointe | Tickets
• July 11 - USAF Heartland of America Band "Raptor" and Hector Anchondo Band at Midtown Crossing | Tickets
• July 11 - Wallflowers at Astro Theater | Tickets
• July 12 - Cole Palensky Trio at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• July 12 - Raquel & the Wildflowers at Live on the Lawn | Free
• July 12 - Cherokee Social with Idle Threat and The Riva Band at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 12 - Cable Network with Mitch Gettman and Dear Neighbor at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 12 - Omaha Groove Company at Shadow Lake Towne Center
• July 12 - Andrew Bird and Nickel Creek with Haley Heynderickx at Astro Theater | Tickets
• July 12 - Pallbearer with Inter Arma and The Keening at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 12 & 13 - Grunge Pop at Whiskey Roadhouse | Tickets
• July 12 & 13 - Christopher Titus at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 13 - Omaha Girls Rock: Boost Showcase at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 13 - Damones at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 13 - Secret Formula with Red Maker and William Danze at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 13 - The Beach Boys at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 13 - Enjoli and Timeless at Miller Park | Tickets
• July 14 - Austin Mitchell and The Crew with Rike, Darren Renfrow and Kahmai at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 14 - Yelawolf & Prof at The Astro | Tickets
• July 14 - Beartooth with Currents, Boundaries, and Nevertel at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 15 - Etran de L’Aïr at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 16 - Granpa Abela (aka Justice Yeldham) with Gorgina at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 16 - The White Buffalo at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 17 - I See Stars with BROTHEL. and Arrack Attack! at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 17 - Bark Point. with Tres Osos and Owen Justice at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 17 - The Wonder Years with Knuckle Puck, Like Roses, and Good Terms at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 18 - The Christi Show at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 18 - Come Together Band at Village Pointe | Tickets
• July 18 - Brass Queens at Midtown Crossing | Tickets
• July 18 - Chuck Mead with Florian Fox at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 18 - Walker Hayes at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 18 - Jeezy at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• July 19 - The Come Together Band at Shadow Lake Towne Center
• July 19 - eNVy at Live on the Lawn | Free
• July 19 - WWE Friday Night Smackdown at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• July 19 - John Moreland with Justin Bloss at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 19 - Mitch Towne Trio at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• July 19 - Brantley Gilbert at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 19 - Slash with Keb' Mo' and ZZ Ward at The Astro | Tickets
• July 19 & 20 - Whisky Bizness at Whiskey Roadhouse | Tickets
• July 19 & 20 - Dave Landau at Funny Bone | Tickets
• July 19, 20, & 21 - Four Winds Music and Arts Festival 2024 at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 19, 20, & 21 - Four Winds Music and Arts Festival 2024 at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• July 20 - Andy Williams and Nebraska All Stars at Jewell on Capitol | No tickets needed
• July 20 - Bird and Byron at Slowdown | Tickets
• July 21- Bowling for Soup with Keep Flying and Eternal Boy at Slowdown | SOLD OUT
• July 21 - Straight No Chaser - Summer: The 90s with Lisa Loeb at The Astro | Tickets
• July 21 - AJR at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• June 21 - Warren Zeiders at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 21 - Chevelle at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• July 23 - Marren Morris at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• July 23 - The Offspring with The Urge, Save Ferris, and Stratejacket at The Astro | Tickets
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• July 29 & 30 - An Evening with David Cross at Waiting Room | Tickets
• July 30 - Benson Boone with Daniel Seavey at Stir Cove | Tickets
• July 30 - Barry Manilow at CHI Health Center | Tickets
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• Aug. 3 - Kathy Tyree, Ananias Montague, and friends at Miller Park | Tickets
• Aug. 3 - When We Were NU with Defnotes, No Shelter, and Auslander at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 3 - Orville Peck with Jamie Wyatt and Gold Star at The Admiral | Tickets
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• Aug. 4 - YES Epics & Classics featuring Jon Anderson with Emerson Lake and Palmer at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 6 - Joe Bonamassa at Orpheum Theater | Tickets
• Aug. 6 - The Mountain Grass Unit at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 6 - PESO PLUMA at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Aug. 7 - Cults with Bnny at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 7 - Mike Ryan at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 7 - Melissa Etheridge and Jewel at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 8 - The Personics at Village Pointe | Tickets
• Aug. 8 - An Evening with Orenda Fink and Timothy Schaffert at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 8 - Endea Owens and the Cookout at Midtown Crossing | Tickets
• Aug. 9 - Lee Brice at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• Aug. 9 - Graham Nash at Holland Performing Arts Center | Tickets
• Aug. 9 - The Steel Woods at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 9 - The Red Clay Strays at Barnato | Tickets
• Aug. 9 - Dwight Yoakam at Pinewood Bowl in Lincoln | Tickets
• Aug. 9 & 10 - Ali Siddiq at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 10 - Sugar Ray and Friends at Barnato | Tickets
• Aug. 10 - Joss Stone at Holland Performing Arts Center | Tickets
• Aug. 10 - Southbound at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 10 - Banda MS at Stir Cove | Tickets
• Aug. 11 - John Fogerty at Pinewood Bowl in Lincoln | Tickets
• Aug. 12 - Silverada at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 13 - Iration and Pepper with Denm and Artikal Sound System at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 13 - Hot Freaks with Dante Elephante at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 13 - Gooseberry at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Aug. 13 - Daytrippin in Paradise Summer 2024 with Pepper, DENM, Artikal Sound System at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 14 - $NOT with 0500GCSY, SCARLET HOUSE, BABY KIA, FOURFIVE, COCHISE, and sounds by Micro at The Admiral | Tickets
• Aug. 14 - Hozier with Allison Russell at Pinnacle Bank Arena | Tickets
• Aug. 15 - Big Wade and Black Swan Theory at Midtown Crossing | Tickets
• Aug. 15 - PACKS with The Dirts at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 15 - Josh Potter at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 15 - Red Wanting Blue at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 15 - Russell Dickerson with David Morris at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - RVSHVD at Barnato | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - Joy Oladokun at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - America at Orpheum Theater | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - Emo Nite at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - In This Moment with Ice Nine Kills, Avatar, and TX2 at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 16 - Koe Wetzel at Stir Cove | Tickets
• Aug. 16 & 17 - Dustin Nickerson at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 18 - The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Aug. 18 - Heart with Cheap Trick at Pinnacle Bank Arena | Tickets
• Aug. 19 - King Buzzo with JD Pinkus at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 19 - Brantley Gilbert at Stir Cove | Tickets
• Aug. 20 - Eddie 9V at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Aug. 21 - Switchfoot with Blue October and Matt Nathanson at Pinewood Bowl in Lincoln | Tickets
• Aug. 21 - Five Finger Death Punch at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Aug. 22 - Slade Coulter and Jacob Stelly with Cameron Allbright at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 23 - Josh Johnson at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 24 - IA is for Lovers at Stir Cove | Tickets
• Aug. 24 - Punk Rock BBQ 2024 at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
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• Aug. 24 - Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper with Ministry and Filter at Pinnacle Bank Arena | Tickets
• Aug. 24 - Trae Crowder at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 24 - Dierks Bentley at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Aug. 25 - Jake Kohn at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 25 - Casting Crowns with Anne Wilson at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
• Aug. 26 - The Gatlin Brothers with Lorrie Morgan at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
• Aug. 26 - Life with Steve Burton at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 26 - Lindsey Stirling with Saint Motel at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 26 - STYX & Foreigner at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Aug. 27 - The Little River Band at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
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• Aug. 27 - The Doobie Brothers at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Aug. 28 - Riley Green at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
• Aug. 28 - Robert Cray Band at The Astro | Tickets
• Aug. 29 - Omaha's Clash of the Comics at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 30 - The Buttertones at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Aug. 30 - Gimme Gimme Disco at Slowdown | Tickets
• Aug. 30 - Turnpike Troubadours at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
• Aug. 30 & 31 - Eddie Ifft at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Aug. 31 - Yung Gravy with Tayler Holder at Nebraska State Fair | Tickets
• Aug. 31 - Mac Sabbath with Spaceman Bob at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Aug. 31 - Lamb of God and Mastodon with Kerry King and Malevolence at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 3 - Michael Marcagi at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 4 - Sad Park with Yungatita at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Sept. 5 - Hippie Death Kult and Kadabra at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 5 - A Giant Dog at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Sept. 6 - William Michael Morgan at Barnato | Tickets
• Sept. 6 - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard with Geese at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 6 & 7 - Tammy Pescatelli at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Sept. 7 - Austin Williams at Barnato | Tickets
• Sept. 7 - Killers of Kill Tony at Holland Performing Arts Center | Tickets
• Sept. 7 - Sapphic Factory: Queer Joy Party at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 9 - Gary Clark Jr. at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 11 - William Clark Green at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 11 - Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert at Orpheum Theater | Tickets
• Sept. 12 - Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 12 - Dinner, Drinks, and Drag at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Sept. 12 - Teddy Swims at Stir Cove | Tickets
• Sept. 12 - Magdalena Bay at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 12 - Soft Kill with Beton Arme, Concrete Elite, and Nocturnal Prose at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 13 - Mon Rovia at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 13 - Crowded House at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 13 & 14 - Ashley Gavin at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Sept. 14 - Be Our Guest: The Disney DJ Night at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 15 - Blues Traveler at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• Sept. 15 - Abby Holliday with Brother Bird and Madeline Reddel at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Sept. 16 - GEL with MSPAINT, Destiny Bond and The Mall at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Sept. 16 - Cage the Elephant at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Sept. 17 - Gable Price and Friends at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
• Sept. 18 - Ziggy Alberts at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 18 - Barenaked Ladies at Pinewood Bowl in Lincoln | Tickets
• Sept. 18 - Joywave with HUNNY at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 18 - Joe Pera at The Admiral | Tickets
• Sept. 19 - Allen Stone at The Admiral | Tickets
• Sept. 20 - Danielle Nicole at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 20 - Mother Mother at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• Sept. 20 & 21 - Omaha River City Rodeo at CHI Health Center | Tickets
• Sept. 20 & 21 - Big Jay Oakerson at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Sept. 20 & 21 - Tao Plays Rhapsody in Blue at Holland Performing Arts Center | Tickets
• Sept. 21 - Brincos Dieras at Orpheum Theater | Tickets
• Sept. 21 - Noah Floersch with HAFFWAY at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 21 - Starset - Immersion: The Final Chapter at The Astro | Tickets
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• Sept. 21 - Built to Spill at Waiting Room | Tickets
• Sept. 22 - Bright Eyes at Steelhouse Omaha | Tickets
• Sept. 23 - The Holdup at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 24 - WHY? at Slowdown | Tickets
• Sept. 24 - Rival Sons with Clutch and Fu Manchu at The Astro | Tickets
• Sept. 24 - Joshua Quimby with MP Gannon at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
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• Sept. 25 - Uncle Lazer at Funny Bone | Tickets
• Sept. 25 - Descendents with Buzzcocks and Grumpster at The Admiral | Tickets
• Sept. 26 - Mavi with Ahmir Feat. Maylaya and MESSIAH! at Reverb Lounge | Tickets
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(Gray News) – Post Malone announced a fall tour Tuesday in support of his first country album, “F-1 Trillion,” which is set to release Aug. 16.

The tour kicks off Sept. 8 at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in Salt Lake City and ends Oct. 19 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.

Tickets go on sale July 1 at 10 a.m. local time. For presale information, visit Post Malone’s website .

Here is the full list of tour dates:

Sept. 8 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

Sept. 12 – Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Music Center

Sept. 14 – Syracuse, NY @ Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview

Sept. 16 – Bangor, ME @ Maine Savings Amphitheatre

Sept. 18 – Boston, MA @ Fenway Park

Sept. 20 – Hershey, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium

Sept. 21 – Hartford, CT @ The XFINITY Theatre

Sept. 23 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Broadview Stage at SPAC

Sept. 25 – Scranton, PA @ The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

Sept. 28* – New York, NY @ Global Citizen Festival

Sept. 29 – Wantagh, NY @ Northwell at Jones Beach Theatre

Oct. 1 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center

Oct. 4 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach

Oct. 5 – Raleigh, NC @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park

Oct. 7 – Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion

Oct. 9 – Charleston, SC @ Credit One Stadium

Oct. 11 – Atlanta, GA @ Lakewood Amphitheatre

Oct. 13 – Rogers, AR @ Walmart AMP

Oct. 15 – Pelham, AL @ Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

Oct. 17 – Orange Beach, AL @ The Wharf Amphitheater

Oct. 19 – Nashville, TN @ Nissan Stadium

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34 Facts About Balashikha

Written by Rea Cartwright

Modified & Updated: 01 Jun 2024

Reviewed by Jessica Corbett

Balashikha, a vibrant city situated in the Moscow Oblast of Russia, is a captivating blend of rich history, cultural heritage, and modern developments. As you delve into the heart of Balashikha, you'll discover a myriad of fascinating facts that unveil the essence and allure of this dynamic locale. From its intriguing historical landmarks to its flourishing arts and cultural scene, Balashikha beckons visitors to explore its multifaceted identity.

In this article, we'll embark on a journey to unravel 34 captivating facts about Balashikha, offering a comprehensive glimpse into its past, present, and future. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an avid traveler , or simply curious about this enchanting city, these facts will provide an enriching insight into the unique tapestry of Balashikha. Let's venture into the realm of Balashikha and uncover the wonders that await within its embrace .

Key Takeaways:

• Balashikha, a city in Russia, has over 215,000 residents and offers a vibrant cultural scene with museums, theaters, and traditional festivals. It’s a blend of tradition and modernity, making it a captivating destination for exploration and discovery.
• Nestled on the banks of the picturesque Pekhorka River, Balashikha embraces its natural surroundings, providing tranquil retreats like the Balashikha Forest Park and the Botanical Garden. The city’s diverse cultural tapestry invites visitors to savor unique flavors and traditions.

Balashikha is a city in Russia.

Located in the Moscow Oblast, Balashikha is a prominent city in the Moscow metropolitan area, known for its rich history and cultural significance.

The city has a population of over 215,000 people.

Balashikha is home to a diverse community, with a population of over 215,000 residents contributing to the city's vibrant atmosphere.

Balashikha is situated on the Pekhorka River.

The picturesque Pekhorka River flows through the city, adding to the natural beauty and charm of Balashikha.

The city experiences a humid continental climate.

Balashikha's climate is characterized by distinct seasonal changes, with warm summers and cold winters shaping the local environment.

Balashikha is known for its cultural landmarks.

The city boasts a rich cultural heritage, with numerous landmarks and attractions that reflect its historical and artistic significance.

The Balashikha Museum of History and Art is a popular cultural institution.

This renowned museum showcases the city's history and artistic achievements, offering visitors a captivating journey through Balashikha's past and present.

The city has a strong industrial presence.

Balashikha is home to various industries, contributing to the economic vitality and development of the region.

Balashikha is in close proximity to Moscow.

The city's strategic location near the Russian capital provides residents with convenient access to the cultural and economic opportunities offered by Moscow.

The Balashikha Arena is a prominent sports and entertainment venue.

This modern arena hosts a wide range of events, including sports competitions, concerts, and cultural performances, enriching the city's entertainment scene.

Balashikha has a rich tradition of folk music and dance.

The city's cultural heritage is celebrated through vibrant folk music and traditional dance performances , showcasing the local artistic talent.

The Balashikha Forest Park offers a tranquil natural retreat.

Residents and visitors can enjoy the serene beauty of the Balashikha Forest Park, a peaceful escape from the urban bustle.

The city's economy is diverse and dynamic.

Balashikha's economic landscape encompasses various sectors, fostering growth and innovation within the local business community.

Balashikha has a network of educational institutions.

The city is committed to providing quality education, with a network of schools and colleges catering to the academic needs of its residents.

The Balashikha Central Market is a bustling hub of commerce.

This vibrant market showcases local produce, crafts, and goods, serving as a focal point for economic activity and community interaction.

Balashikha is known for its traditional cuisine.

The city's culinary traditions reflect a blend of flavors and recipes unique to Balashikha, offering a delightful culinary experience for food enthusiasts.

The Balashikha Drama Theater is a cultural gem.

The theater enriches the city's cultural scene with captivating performances, showcasing the talent and creativity of local and international artists.

Balashikha has a strong sense of community spirit.

The city's residents are known for their warm hospitality and strong community bonds, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.

The Balashikha Music School nurtures young talent.

Aspiring musicians receive quality training at the music school, contributing to the city's vibrant music culture and artistic legacy .

Balashikha celebrates traditional festivals and events.

The city's calendar is filled with colorful festivals and events that highlight its cultural diversity and heritage, attracting visitors from near and far.

The Balashikha History and Architecture Museum preserves the city's legacy.

This esteemed museum showcases the architectural heritage and historical legacy of Balashikha, offering valuable insights into the city's evolution over time.

Balashikha is a hub for creative arts and crafts.

Artisans and crafters contribute to the city's creative tapestry, producing unique works of art that reflect Balashikha's artistic identity.

The city has a strong tradition of winter sports.

Balashikha's winter sports enthusiasts enjoy a range of activities, from ice skating to skiing, embracing the winter season with enthusiasm and energy.

Balashikha's architectural landmarks are a testament to its history.

The city's architectural marvels stand as a testament to its rich history, with iconic buildings and structures shaping its urban landscape.

The Balashikha Youth Theater fosters young talent.

Aspiring actors and performers find a platform for artistic expression at the youth theater, contributing to the city's vibrant cultural scene.

Balashikha's public parks offer recreational spaces for residents.

The city's well-maintained parks provide residents with inviting spaces for leisure, relaxation, and outdoor activities.

The Balashikha Philharmonic Society promotes musical excellence.

Musical enthusiasts can indulge in captivating performances at the philharmonic society, where talented musicians showcase their artistry.

Balashikha's local businesses contribute to its economic vitality.

The entrepreneurial spirit thrives in Balashikha, with local businesses playing a significant role in driving the city's economic growth and prosperity.

The Balashikha City History Museum chronicles the city's past.

Visitors can explore the city's historical narrative at the history museum, delving into the events and milestones that have shaped Balashikha's identity.

Balashikha's cultural diversity is reflected in its cuisine.

The city's culinary landscape mirrors its cultural diversity, offering a delightful array of flavors and culinary traditions for residents and visitors to savor.

The Balashikha Puppet Theater captivates audiences of all ages.

Young and old alike are enchanted by the puppet theater's enchanting performances, adding a touch of magic to the city's cultural offerings.

Balashikha's natural surroundings inspire artistic expression.

Artists and creatives draw inspiration from the city's natural beauty, infusing their works with the essence of Balashikha's scenic landscapes.

The Balashikha City Library is a treasure trove of knowledge.

Enthusiastic readers and scholars find a wealth of literary resources at the city library, fostering a love for learning and intellectual exploration .

Balashikha's vibrant street markets showcase local craftsmanship.

The city's street markets buzz with activity, offering an eclectic mix of handmade crafts and artisanal products that reflect Balashikha's creative spirit.

The Balashikha Botanical Garden is a haven of tranquility.

Nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the beauty of the botanical garden, where diverse plant species create a serene and enchanting environment.

Balashikha, a city brimming with cultural vibrancy and historical significance, offers a tapestry of experiences for residents and visitors alike. From its rich artistic heritage to its thriving economic landscape, Balashikha embodies a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. With a population of over 215,000 people, the city exudes a strong sense of community spirit, fostering warm hospitality and inclusive camaraderie. Nestled on the banks of the picturesque Pekhorka River, Balashikha embraces its natural surroundings, providing tranquil retreats such as the Balashikha Forest Park and the Botanical Garden. The city's cultural scene thrives with institutions like the Balashikha Museum of History and Art, the Drama Theater, and the Philharmonic Society, showcasing the talent and creativity of local artists. Balashikha's culinary delights, traditional festivals, and vibrant street markets reflect its diverse cultural tapestry, inviting visitors to savor the flavors and traditions unique to the city. As a hub for education, creativity, and economic dynamism, Balashikha continues to evolve while preserving its architectural landmarks and historical legacy, making it a captivating destination for exploration and discovery.

In conclusion, Balashikha is a city of rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. From its fascinating historical landmarks to its modern amenities, Balashikha offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors and residents alike. Whether you're exploring the city's architectural marvels, indulging in its culinary delights, or immersing yourself in its artistic heritage, Balashikha has something to captivate every soul. With its strategic location near Moscow and an array of recreational opportunities, Balashikha stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of tradition and progress. This city is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, and its allure is bound to leave an indelible mark on anyone who has the pleasure of experiencing it.

What are some must-visit attractions in Balashikha? Balashikha boasts several must-visit attractions, including the iconic Balashikha Arena, the serene Pechorka Park, and the historic Church of the Resurrection.

What are the best times of the year to visit Balashikha? The best times to visit Balashikha are during the spring and summer months when the weather is pleasant, and outdoor activities and festivals are in full swing.

Balashikha's fascinating history, vibrant culture, and modern developments make it a city worth exploring. Uncover more intriguing facts about other cities in the Moscow Oblast, such as the captivating Kolomna . Dive into the unique stories of Russian cities like Orenburg, each offering its own distinctive charm and character.

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Here's how to help the Remember Me Rose Garden honor those on Flight 93

STOYSTOWN ― The Remember Me Rose Garden organization has announced its current schedule of volunteer work days and a live music concert fundraiser.

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The volunteer work days are: Saturday, June 29; Thursday, July 18; Wednesday, July 31; Saturday, Aug. 10; Thursday, Aug. 22; Wednesday, Aug. 28 and Saturday, Sept. 7. Each work day starts at 9:30 a.m. and concludes around 2 p.m.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain the extensive garden, which serves as a tribute to the 40 passengers and crew aboard Flight 93, which crashed nearby on Sept. 11, 2001. The garden is located at 6488 Lincoln Highway, Stoystown, near the entrance to the Flight 93 National Memorial.

Those who are interested in helping this summer can sign up at remembermerosegarden.com/volunteer . If needed, updates about each scheduled work day will be posted on the organization's Facebook page .

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Music concert by Turnstiles

Tickets are now available online for a live music concert by Turnstiles , a Billy Joel tribute band, as a fundraiser for the Remember Me Rose Garden.

The concert takes place from 4-7 p.m. July 14 at the Corbriwood Performance Stage, 36 Corbriwood Lane in the Gibsonia area. Those who plan to attend should bring their own lawn chairs, food and beverages, as the concert will be held rain or shine.

Turnstiles is led by Tony Monaco, a western Pennsylvania native who formed the band 13 years ago with other South Florida musicians to "pay tribute to the man he (Monaco) has so much respect and admiration for, Billy Joel," according to the band's website .

"Never intending to be an impersonator, his focus instead is simply on the music and delivering a faithful and completely live Billy Joel experience to share with others," the band's biography reads.

Joey Wodarek, a singer/songwriter from Pittsburgh, is also performing at the event as a special guest.

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Tickets can be purchased in advance at tickettomato.com/event/8554 . For more information about the band, visit thebillyjoeltribute.com .

Concert proceeds will support the Remember Me Rose Garden's maintenance fund. Those who cannot attend the concert but would like to donate to the fund can do so online at remembermerosegarden.org or by mail at Remember Me Rose Garden, P.O. Box 193, Shanksville, PA 15560.