Community concerts of the Tri-Cities is a non-profit organization that presents a variety of live performances that enrich, engage and entertain the community we serve. By becoming a member, you receive world class entertainment at an affordable price, consisting of at least five performances a season.
Season membership makes an excellent gift for all ages. Young students may also receive extra school credit by attending concerts, as well as being introduced to professional artists.
As a member, you will enjoy the the following benefits:
Members of Community Concerts of the Tri-Cities enjoy reciprocity with the following concert associations on a space available basis: Central Basin Concerts, Mid-Columbia Concerts, JC Concerts and Wenatchee Community Concert Series.
In addition to a season subscription to the Tri-City Community Concerts, as a member you have the option to provide input for future concerts, and vote for the Board of Directors.
Oct 13 : 7:30 PM Location: Richland High School
Ballet Fantastique is a powerhouse for dance in the Northwest, combining art, innovation, and live music and creating bold, visionary new dance theater. Sleepy Hollow is Ballet Fantastique’s wickedly funny adaptation of Washington Irving’s classic tale of superstition and rivalry.
Oct 30 : 4:00 PM Location: Kennewick High School
The Fine Arts meet the Performing Arts! Artrageous artists use bold colors with hands and brushes, inspired by the troupe’s vocalists and musicians, as they race to complete paintings before the last note of their custom Artrageous soundtrack.
This concert was cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and rescheduled for February 2022, only to be cancelled again due to performer illnesses. This twice-rescheduled concert is included with your Community Concerts membership from 2020, 2021, or the current season.
Feb 5 : 4:00 PM Location: Faith Tri-Cities Auditorium
Judy Carmichael is a Grammy nominated pianist and vocalist, and one of the world’s leading interpreters of stride piano and swing. Count Basie nicknamed her “Stride," acknowledging the command with which she plays this technically and physically demanding jazz piano style.
Members of Community Concerts of the Tri-Cities enjoy reciprocity with the following concert associations on a space available basis: