UPCOMING SHOWS

SATURDAY APRIL 5, 2025

CAYUGA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Rose Hall is proud to present a phenomenal night of orchestral music with the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra.

Mel BONIS:  Suite en Trio for Flute, Violin and Piano, Op. 59

Wendy Mehne (Flute), Christina Bouey (Violin), Yoon Lee (Piano)

B. BRITTEN: Phantasy Quartet, Op. 2

John Lathwell (Oboe), Christina Bouey (Violin), Anthony Bracewell (Viola), Rosemary Elliott (Cello)

G. FAURÉ:  Piano Quartet No. 2 in G minor, Op. 4

Christina Bouey (Violin), Anthony Bracewell (Viola), Rosemary Elliott (Cello), Yoon Lee (Piano)

PERFORMING IN THE CONCERT HALL

General Admission: $25/adults | $10/students w/ ID

Doors@6pm | Show@7pm
M3 (featuring Marc Ryan, Monica Edwards, and Mike Starmer)

FRIDAY APRIL 11, 2025

JACKSON STOKES w/s/g M3

Stokes’ story starts with classic rock- his first concert was Lynyrd Skynyrd- and the good fortune of happenstance: his St Louis neighbor was Devon Allman, who encouraged Stokes early in his musical pursuits. Stokes developed into a prodigious, teenaged firebrand with a passion for the blues, pairing with another area wunderkind, Marquise Knox, and performing his first professional gigs.

In 2017, Stokes joined the Devon Allman Band and, subsequently, the Devon Allman Project, of which he’s been a flagship member since 2018. In 2019, Stokes put the finishing touches on an inaugural solo LP; a lean and ambitious set of rock-and-soul, including a reimagined Talking Heads cover, and a depth of original material ranging in style and subjects. Guitar Player magazine praised Stokes’ effort, calling it, “a tour de force of soulful rhythm-and-blues guitar playing.”

Over his decade-and-a-half career, Stokes, in his own right, also has been a welcomed guest onstage, opening for or collaborating with a who’s who of artists such as Robert Cray, Warren Haynes, Marcus King, Lucas Nelson, Samantha Fish, Ivan Neville, Eric Krasno, Eric Gales, Robert Randolph, The Wailers, The Allman Betts Band, and Tonina.

Jackson returns to Rose Hall in April, joined by local blues-rock favorites M3!

PERFORMING IN THE LOUNGE AT ROSE HALL

General Admission: $20 advance / $25 door

Doors@6pm | Show@7pm

FRIDAY APRIL 25, 2025

JAZZ HAPPENS BAND

w/s/g Ted Walsh & Steve Daniels

Formed in 2005, The Jazz Happens Band is a traditional Dixieland jazz band from Cortland, New York with a repertoire of Dixie, blues, and quick stepping jazz.

Re-organized in 2007, this talented group of local musicians features Jeff Dovi on trumpet, Mike Poole on trombone, Nick Pauldine on clarinet, Jim Overhiser on tuba, Robbert van Renesse on banjo, Steve Wilson on piano, and David Alexander on drums.

Ted Walsh & Steve Daniels open the show with their mix of folk, jazz, and Americana as seen through the lens of a seasoned singer-songwriter and saxophone extraordinaire.

PERFORMING IN THE LOUNGE AT ROSE HALL

General Admission: $10adv/$15dos

Doors@6pm | Show@7pm

SUNDAY APRIL 27, 2025

CHORAL UNION

Led by conductor David Neal, the Choral Union returns to Rose Hall for their Spring Season concert.

PERFORMING IN THE CONCERT HALL

General Admission: FREE

Concert@3pm

TUESDAY APRIL 29, 2025

SUNY CORTLAND COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA

Led by conductor Max Buckholtz, the SUNY Cortland College-Community Orchestra returns to Rose Hall for their Spring Season concert.

PERFORMING IN THE CONCERT HALL

General Admission: FREE

Concert@7pm

ROSE HALL STAGES

Concert Hall

With gorgeous 40ft hardwood cathedral ceilings and towering stained-glass windows lining the walls, our concert hall on the second floor hosts up to 500 people at capacity featuring a wide variety of performances throughout the year.

The concert hall is home to the Choral Union and the SUNY Cortland College-Community Orchestra, who rehearse and perform seasonal concerts yearly, as well as the Homer Youth Orchestra, which works tirelessly to inspire the next generation of local musical talent.

The concert hall is also a regular host of local, regional, and nationally touring artists performing rock, blues, bluegrass, country, folk, pop, and many points in between.

The Lounge

Nestled into the first floor of Rose Hall, our 100-person capacity listening room is one of the region’s premiere venues to take in performances by singer-songwriters, acoustic groups, and even the occasional touring rock band.

Events in The Lounge range from fully-seated concerts with pin-drop quiet audiences to standing-room-only rock shows with blazing light shows.