Kids and young adults experience the joy of making music while exploring the culture and roots of Appalachian song. Instruction for beginner, intermediate or advanced guitar, mandolin, fiddle, bass, banjo.
The 2025 Morris Christmas Keepsake Ornament is here! And this year, Morris is as festive as ever, donning a big Rudolph "nose so bright," and reindeer antlers! Get yours before they sell out.
Free Concert! This uplifting concert features a forty-voice chorus with piano, drums, guitar and bass, singing the songs of Paul Simon and James Taylor.
As an artist, Dean Manis has had many gallery showings of his paintings, drawings, and intaglio prints. Though he has been a renowned photographer for more than 50 years, this stunning TFAC exhibit is the first public showing of his work behind the lens.
The Quentin Baxter Quintet celebrates the music of South African pianist Abdullah Ibrahim in a moving concert that will stir the soul!
The Pacifica Quartet has proven itself the preeminent interpreter of string quartet cycles, harnessing the group’s singular focus and incredible stamina to portray each composer’s evolution, often over the course of just a few days.
This is the story of two men who run...not to run...but to prove something to the world. They will sacrifice anything to achieve their goals...Except their honor. Chariots of Fire is based on a true story.
Charles Dickens’ ghostly timeless tale of one man’s Christmas journey to redemption comes to life in this tour de force solo performance by Andy Millard. Family-friendly so bring the kiddos!
Tryon Concert Association Casual Fridays Presentation jazzes it up with two renowned musicians!
From traditional jazz, to jug band music, spirituals, to ragtime, New Orleans R&B and more, Tuba Skinny reflects early 20th century Americana.
Put on your tried and true, well-worn, paint-splattered smock and join your instructor, Clara Rogers for five inspiring days of nothing but painting—from palette knife to tissue paper to still life! All supplies included.
Well-known Tryon musicians, Beth Child and Jamie Laval perform, explore, and discuss the complex works of the great J.S. Bach.