Dec 06 Sunday
Our antidote to the Holiday bustle. Joe Jencks is a 25-year veteran of the international folk circuit, an award-winning songwriter and a celebrated vocalist based in Chicago, IL. Merging conservatory training with his Irish roots and working-class upbringing, Joe delivers engaged musical narratives filled with heart, soul, groove and grit.Having penned several #1 folk songs, including the ever-relevant “Lady of The Harbor,” Joe was also cofounder of the harmony trio, Brother Sun. From Festivals like Falcon Ridge, Kerrville, Mariposa and Old Songs, to venues like Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, Joe has enthralled diverse audiences with his approachable style. On the stage, in the studio or in lecture halls, Joe applies conservatory training to contemporary genres, bridging styles and techniques. Drawing on his Irish heritage, as a dual U.S. and Irish Citizen, Joe uses his lyrical voice to enchant, heal and inspire.
Dec 11 Friday
A radio play that takes place 12 years after Scrooge’s transformation. Music by Neil Berg, written by Nick Meglin, and directed by Nick Corley, this lighthearted universal story is about modern ideals and family relationships. A great way to begin your holiday season!
Step into the warmth, nostalgia, and heart of the holiday season with Tri-Cities Opera’s A Red, White, and Blue Christmas—a vibrant celebration honoring America 250. Inspired by the spirit of WWII-era USO performances, this unforgettable concert brings together TCO’s Resident Artists, a live orchestra, and the Youth Choir for an evening filled with timeless music and holiday magic.
From the beloved sounds of White Christmas and the Andrews Sisters to the iconic songs of Irving Berlin and the enduring legacy of Bob Hope’s USO tours, this dynamic program blends patriotic favorites, classic carols, musical theater hits, and soaring operatic selections. It’s a joyful, high-energy experience that captures the power of music to uplift, connect, and inspire.
Perfect for audiences of all ages, A Red, White, and Blue Christmas is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of hope, resilience, and the enduring spirit of community. Join us and make it part of your holiday tradition!
Dates & Times:Fri. Dec. 11 at 7:30 pmSun. Dec. 13 at 3:00 pm
Language:English
Location:Tri-Cities Opera Center315 Clinton StreetBinghamton, NY 13905
Box Office:(607) 772-0400Mon–Fri: 12pm–5pm
Dec 12 Saturday
But do you recall…the most favorite concert of all? Make your season right and complete with this merry & bright holiday treat. Just be sure to bring along your singalong crew: your friends & family from 1 to 92!
Featuring Sinatra favorites like “Fly Me to the Moon,” “The Way You Look Tonight,” and “New York, New York,” "The Best is Yet to Come," alongside beloved Holiday classics. A Sinatra Holiday is an elegant, joyful night of great songs, stories of growing up in a crazy Italian family, and plenty of holiday cheer.
Dec 13 Sunday
With "a voice for the gods that can transport listeners to other realms" (Boston Globe), Mary Fahl is an expressive, emotional singer/songwriter who first achieved fame as lead singer and co-founder of the mid-1990s chamber-pop group October Project. Mary’s latest album pays tribute to music that defines her as an artist: Pink Floyd, George Harrison, Moody Blues, ELO, Rolling Stones, and others. Mary’s own elegant, cinematic songs draw on classical and world music sources, American art song, as well as thinking person’s folk-pop. Don't miss this full-band holiday performance including songs from Mary's award-winning WinterSongs and Carols album.
Dec 14 Monday
Celebrate the holidays with this popular favorite! Starring Bill Carter's Presbybop Band.
Dec 19 Saturday
Multi-instrumentalists Bells & Motley (Sondra and John Bromka) return with another special holiday-themed concert. They are historical musical story tellers (as well as instrument makers, authors, and dance callers) who perform on hurdy gurdy, nyckelharpa, French bagpipes, harp, hammered dulcimer, squeezeboxes, assorted historic wind and percussion instruments (and voices). Their numerous topics include the Erie Canal, early music (they’re a founding ensemble at the Sterling Renaissance Festival near Oswego, NY), and world music (including the folk traditions of Netherlands, England, Celtic lands, Spain, Italy and perhaps more!). They have a wonderful gift for connecting to audiences of all ages with a musical mix of history, literature, fine arts, and artistry.
Joining them will be the Champeons of Folly, who will present a traditional mummer’s play.
