Our mission is to inspire individuals and enrich communities through diverse and inventive musical experiences. 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Beethoven for All: The Piano Sonatas

December 4, 5 and 11 at The Menil Collection
December 16 Celebrating Beethoven’s Birthday at Rothko Chapel

DACAMERA’s popular free Beethoven for All series returns! Twenty sonatas spanning Beethoven’s lifetime – some of the most thrillingly inventive piano music ever composed, performed by leading Houston pianists in concerts at The Menil Collection and Rothko Chapel. Please note: December 4 and all performances at Rothko Chapel at at capacity. 

 

A LITTLE DAY MUSIC

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6 | 12:00 PM
GRAND FOYER, Wortham TheatEr CenteR

Jazz pianist and DACAMERA Young Artist Brooke Wyatt and her trio play holiday jazz favorites for the long-running lunchtime series.

Details on this and other FREE events here.

Young Artist Brooke Wyatt plays Holiday Jazz at Lynn Wyatt Square

FRIDAY, Dec. 15 | 5:00-7:00 PM
Lynn Wyatt Square

Jazz pianist and DACAMERA Young Artist Brooke Wyatt and her trio play holiday jazz favorites at Lynn Wyatt Square. Great chance to check out City Lights and Harmonies by LeMonde Studio.

Details on this and other FREE events here.

Joshua Redman Group featuring Gabrielle Cavassa: Where Are We

Friday, Jan. 26 | 8:00 PM
Cullen Theater, Wortham Center

Acclaimed and charismatic saxophonist Joshua Redman returns with his latest project, Where Are We, featuring vocalist Gabrielle Cavassa.

We offer a broad range of repertoire and musical styles in innovative concerts of outstanding musical excellence.

DACAMERA is widely acclaimed for its innovative programming, notably Artistic Director Sarah Rothenberg’s unique concerts connecting music with literature and the visual arts.

We believe that openness to new experiences and enthusiasm for learning are vital to human experience.

DACAMERA has a robust Education and Community Initiatives effort, providing community concerts and extensive in-school programs.

Your support ensures that DACAMERA’s programs, both in the concert hall and beyond, remain a vital part of Houston’s cultural landscape.