LIGHT AND SHADOW
Cultural Center “Our Texas” proudly invites you to the opening of “Light and Shadow,” a captivating photo exhibit by photographer & international award winner Masha Glebova.
RAISED IN PASSION: THE RACHMANINOFF LEGACY – ARTEM KUZNETSOV IN CONCERT
We continue our new Lilia Khakimova and C. Robert Bunch Concert Series with a night of musical fire and elegance with Raised in Passion: The Rachmaninoff Legacy, an all-Rachmaninoff piano recital by the acclaimed Artem Kuznetsov.
THE FLOWERS OF UKRAINE
Cultural Center “Our Texas” proudly invites you to the opening of “The Flowers of Ukraine,” a captivating art exhibit by Ukrainian artist Vladimir Shkred.
HARMONIC JOURNEY: PIANO MASTERPIECES WITH ZOYA SHUHATOVICH
Cultural Center Our Texas is thrilled to continue the Lilia Khakimova and C. Robert Bunch Concert Series with an exceptional piano recital by Zoya Shuhatovich, a world-renowned pianist and Steinway Artist
GEORGIAN EVENING
The Cultural Center “Our Texas” proudly presents “Georgian Evening,” an enchanting concert dedicated to the rich musical heritage of Georgia.
ELEGIAC TRIOS: MOURNING, SORROW, AND NOBLE REVERENCE
We continue our new Lilia Khakimova and C. Robert Bunch Concert Series with the third concert presented to you by Rebecca Benjamin, violin, David Dietz, cello, and Tong Wang, piano. Program includes works of Rachamaninoff, Shostakovich, and Arensky.
STAS VENGLEVSKY IN CONCERT
World class accordionist, musician, arranger, entertainer, composer, and accordion teacher Stas Venglevsky on stage.The program includes classical, original, and Russian folk music
REFLECTIONS ON GEORGIA
Experience the vibrant culture, art, and heritage of Georgia at ‘Reflections on Georgia,’ an inspiring exhibition opening on Friday, January 31, 2025, at 7:30 PM.
ROMANTIC REVERIES: FROM BEETHOVEN TO LISZT
Artem Kuznetsov will take the stage for the second concert “Romantic Reveries: From Beethoven to Liszt”, a promising evening dedicated to the masterpieces of classical Romanticism.
Schumann and Brahms: Timeless Romantic Chamber Music
Pianist Tali Morgulis will collaborate with Houston Symphony members Anthony Kitai (cello) and Sasha Potiomkin (clarinet) in a program of duos by Robert Schumann and a trio by Johannes Brahms.