Community Calendar

Tulsa Peoples' Orchestra is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization with the mission MUSIC FOR ALL.

Our Chamber Season is dedicated to broadening our impact by spreading the joy of music with 6 chamber groups that perform free concerts around the city focusing on senior communities and public spaces.

This special concert on December 6th will feature those chamber groups (Clarinet Choir, Flute Choir, Percussion Ensemble, String Quartet, Brass Choir, and Chamber Orchestra).

See website for our matinee SENIOR ACCESSIBILITY CONCERT dedicated to seniors and those with accessibility concerns.

Rushadicus the infamous Cello Goblin from the land of Sneth jicks forth with his immersive, experimental - cello and kazoo fueled - performance art extravaganza. An evening of cello metal, masterful goblin tricks, virtuosic multi-instrumental feats, and chaotic merriment.

Kick off the holiday season with Christmas in Tulsa, a concert that promises a magical holiday experience for the whole family.

The voices of the Tulsa Opera Signature Chorale and guest vocalist Andra Pantelimon, the 2025 Tulsa Sings! Winner, join the Signature Symphony for cozy carols and holiday hoopla. You can join in too during the annual sing-a-long.

Kick off the holiday season with Christmas in Tulsa, a concert that promises a magical holiday experience for the whole family.

The voices of the Tulsa Opera Signature Chorale and guest vocalist Andra Pantelimon, the 2025 Tulsa Sings! Winner, join the Signature Symphony for cozy carols and holiday hoopla. You can join in too during the annual sing-a-long.

Known for connecting with audiences through both traditional and contemporary repertoire, Brett Mitchell, returns to the stage for Season XX as guest conductor in this exciting concert that begins with Brahms’ Variations on a Theme by Haydn, op.56, “Haydn Variations” that showcases Brahms's skill in transforming a simple theme into a rich and varied musical journey.

Then enjoy Hungarian dance music from the comfort of your Chapman Music Hall seat with Kodály’s Dances of Galánta. This performance ends with the warmth, beauty, and positive energy sounds of Brahms’ Symphony No.2 in D major, op.73.

Experience the beauty of Shakespeare’s most iconic poems as set to music by exemplary English composers. A lyrical evening of wit, romance, and drama.

We kick off 2026 and our popular chamber series with a wind quintet. This four-movement interplay between flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon blends traditional dance forms with contemporary interpretations. This beloved series includes a complimentary choice of beverage and light hors d'oeuvres with your admission.

Set in the modern beauty of the 101 E. Archer building in downtown Tulsa, the series features a unique intermission that enables guests to engage in a Q&A with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra musicians. Learn not only about the music, the symphony, but also of the unique personalities of our talented musicians! A perfect date night evening with appeal to music lovers of all ages! Cash bar is available.

Internationally-renowned vocal rock group, Face Vocal Band, returns to the stage as a crowd favorite and includes Tahlequah native Anderson Daniel.

They perform without any musical instruments other than their voices, but go beyond a typical a-capella concert; they not only sing vocals but also produce instrumental vocal sounds in their pieces and engage with the audience creating a very interactive experience.

Internationally-renowned vocal rock group, Face Vocal Band, returns to the stage as a crowd favorite and includes Tahlequah native Anderson Daniel.

They perform without any musical instruments other than their voices, but go beyond a typical a-capella concert; they not only sing vocals but also produce instrumental vocal sounds in their pieces and engage with the audience creating a very interactive experience.

Experience Aaron Copland’s vibrant picture of the American West, complete with cowboy songs and folk melodies, in the colorful Billy the Kid. Fly over the plains with the operatic Light Cavalry Overture, and enjoy Gershwin’s impression of the enthusiastic spirit of American life in Concerto in F, featuring acclaimed pianist Jeffrey Biegel. We’ll cap off this journey through the Wild West with Elmer Bernstein’s brilliantly scored theme to The Magnificent Seven — yee haw!