Live Performances at Icicle Creek
Award-winning artists, lively concerts, dance, theater and more coming to Icicle Creek this season!
An inspiring line up
Pick any weekend and there’s bound to be something fun for you to do at Icicle Creek. Our lineup of live performances features a diverse array of amazing talents on stages indoor and out.
Upcoming at Icicle Creek Center for the Arts
Icicle Creek Chamber Music Festival
Live Performances, Classical
Live Performances, Classical
Jul
1
Jul 1 7:00pm, Jul 1 7:00pm, Jul 2 7:00pm, Jul 2 7:00pm, Jul 8 7:00pm, Jul 8 7:00pm, Jul 9 7:00pm, Jul 9 7:00pm, Jul 10 2:00pm, Jul 10 2:00pm, Jul 14 7:00pm, Jul 14 7:00pm, Jul 15 7:00pm, Jul 15 7:00pm, Jul 16 7:00pm, Jul 16 7:00pm, Jul 17 2:00pm, Jul 17 2:00pm, Jul 21 7:00pm, Jul 21 7:00pm, Jul 22 7:00pm, Jul 22 7:00pm, Jul 23 4:00pm, Jul 23 4:00pm
$15
Our 28th annual festival in the mountains returns with even more inspiring musical experiences to enjoy.
Summer Concert Series: The Paperboys
Live Performances
Live Performances
Jul
30
Jul 30 7:00pm
$35
They're back! Genre-bending, joyous rock-folk-pop-world-roots music in the meadow!
Summer Concert Series: Junkbelly & James Counts Band
Live Performances
Live Performances
Aug
20
Aug 20 7:00pm
$10
Music in the meadow with Junkbelly and the James Counts Band!
Summer Concert Series: Locarno
Live Performances
Live Performances
Aug
27
Aug 27 7:00pm
$15
Music in the meadow with Locarno, the Latin project of JUNO Award winning musician, Tom Landa!
Artemidorus: Dark Side of the Moon
Live Performances, Community Events, In-person
Live Performances, Community Events, In-person
Sep
2
Sep 2 8:00pm, Sep 3 8:00pm, Sep 4 8:00pm
$35
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon + Wish You Were Here albums performed live with lasers by Artemidorus.
Summer Concert Series: Seth Garrido and the Long Relief
Live Performances
Live Performances
Sep
10
Sep 10 7:00pm
$10
Music in the meadow with Seth Garrido and the Long Relief!
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