Green Music Center presents What You Won’t Do for Love – Why Not Theatre
Internationally-renowned environmentalists David Suzuki and Tara Cullis take the stage in an intimate and inspiring theatre experience.
Internationally-renowned environmentalists David Suzuki and Tara Cullis take the stage in an intimate and inspiring theatre experience.
Please join us for a special groundbreaking book launch featuring Harmony Village’s own Dennis von Elgg, owner of The Redwood Needle Acupuncture Studio. This is a free event featuring selected readings by the author
Elijah Scott is a country-Americana singer-songwriter from Banning, California whosedistinctive voice and hybrid sound blend heartfelt storytelling with urban rhythm and soul. From the introspective spark of “Cigarettes” to the bold assertion of“TurninIntoSomething,”Scott is carving out his own lane—connecting small-town roots to modernvibes, and inviting listeners to feel as deeply as they groove.
Formed in 2006, the Grammy Award®-nominated, multi-platinum rock band Daughtry has remained a dominant force for nearly two decades. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Chris Daughtry, the band has sold more than 11 million records worldwide
Harmonica man Quique Gomez returns to The Cal with his Spanish roots and Chicago-influenced Blues!
From portraying Elvis Presley in Walk the Line and garnering a cult following as musician Chris Keller on the CW hit TV show One Tree Hill, to writing and touring with the likes of Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum and Joe Cocker, Tyler Hilton has enjoyed an award-winning career spanning music, film and television.
Tune in Wednesday, November 11 at 5PM to watch an exclusive Luther Locals Online recording of Revolve on our Facebook page! Revolve is a group of Sonoma County teens brought together by a shared passion for music.
Gian Achen and Clementine Darling perform live at The California Theatre.
After releasing Thank God We Left the Garden, he recorded Alive July 25, 2025, a no-edits live album captured in Portland with Sam Weber.
Max apprenticed in the rarefied musical micro-climate of northern New Mexico, where troubadours like Michael Martin Murphey and Ray Wylie Hubbard helped foster a Western folk sound both cosmic and country.