Friday, May 22
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12:00 PM traditionsBuy tickets
Opening Ceremony
•Spoleto and the Charleston community unite to open the Festival at this public event.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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5:30 PM operaBuy tickets
The Old Maid and the Thief
•A new Spoleto production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s comedic radio opera, The Old Maid and the Thief, featuring live sound effects that evoke the excitement of radio’s golden age.
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7:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Martha Graham Dance Company: Graham 100
•Celebrate the enduring legacy of visionary choreographer Martha Graham with a powerful program marking the company’s centennial.
Saturday, May 23
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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12:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:30 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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4:00 PM operaBuy tickets
Dido and Aeneas
•Heart-stopping acrobatics and Henry Purcell’s haunting score propel Dido and Aeneas to new heights in a visionary collaboration with the internationally acclaimed physical theater ensemble Circa.
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5:30 PM danceBuy tickets
Martha Graham Dance Company: Graham 100
•Celebrate the enduring legacy of visionary choreographer Martha Graham with a powerful program marking the company’s centennial.
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6:30 PM jazzBuy tickets
Mali Obomsawin
•Rising artist Mali Obomsawin makes her Spoleto debut, blending Indigenous tradition with modern jazz and improvisation. Leading her ensemble, the bassist, vocalist, and composer weaves Native rhythms, bold harmonies, and stories of identity and resilience.
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8:00 PM featuresBuy tickets
Renée Fleming with Béla Fleck: The Fiddle and the Drum
•Renée Fleming returns with banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck for The Fiddle and the Drum, a radiant tribute to Appalachian folk traditions and America’s musical heritage.
Sunday, May 24
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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12:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:30 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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3:30 PM talksBuy tickets
Jazz Talks
•Spoleto Festival USA’s Jazz Curator Larry Blumenfeld speaks with artists from the 2026 Wells Fargo Jazz Series.
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4:00 PM physical theaterBuy tickets
Humans 2.0 by Circa
•An unforgettable adventure of movement, music, and light! Circa’s Humans 2.0 is a breathtaking blend of acrobatics and imagination—where ten incredible performers twist, balance, and soar together in ways that seem to defy gravity.
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5:30 PM danceBuy tickets
Martha Graham Dance Company: Graham 100
•Celebrate the enduring legacy of visionary choreographer Martha Graham with a powerful program marking the company’s centennial.
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7:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Mali Obomsawin
•Rising artist Mali Obomsawin makes her Spoleto debut, blending Indigenous tradition with modern jazz and improvisation. Leading her ensemble, the bassist, vocalist, and composer weaves Native rhythms, bold harmonies, and stories of identity and resilience.
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7:30 PM musicBuy tickets
Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5
•Experience Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, celebrated for its sweeping melodies and narrative brilliance—qualities that also define his iconic ballets Swan Lake and The Nutcracker.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Punch Brothers
•Punch Brothers—five virtuosos redefining bluegrass—return to Spoleto to open Live at the Cistern 2026. Known for boundary-breaking originals and inventive reimaginings, they blend conservatory mastery with the spirit and accessibility of their roots.
Monday, May 25
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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12:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Martha Graham Dance Company: Graham 100
•Celebrate the enduring legacy of visionary choreographer Martha Graham with a powerful program marking the company’s centennial.
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2:30 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
•A multi-award-winning, one-man puppet show that combines live performance, animation, and music into a moving story of love, hope, and courage.
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4:00 PM physical theaterBuy tickets
Humans 2.0 by Circa
•An unforgettable adventure of movement, music, and light! Circa’s Humans 2.0 is a breathtaking blend of acrobatics and imagination—where ten incredible performers twist, balance, and soar together in ways that seem to defy gravity.
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6:00 PM operaBuy tickets
The Old Maid and the Thief
•A new Spoleto production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s comedic radio opera, The Old Maid and the Thief, featuring live sound effects that evoke the excitement of radio’s golden age.
Tuesday, May 26
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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6:00 PM operaBuy tickets
Dido and Aeneas
•Heart-stopping acrobatics and Henry Purcell’s haunting score propel Dido and Aeneas to new heights in a visionary collaboration with the internationally acclaimed physical theater ensemble Circa.
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6:00 PM free community programsBuy tickets
Tell Your Story
•The Tell Your Story Fellows perform new, original works inspired by members of the Charleston community. The pieces feature the voices of local Charlestonians sharing their stories alongside sights and sounds of the region. Partners include representatives from We Are Family, Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach, and Charleston Jewish Federation.
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8:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Terence Blanchard + The E-Collective: Miles Davis & John Coltrane at 100
•Terence Blanchard brings his electrifying trumpet and E-Collective to Spoleto in a bold tribute to jazz innovators Miles Davis and John Coltrane, fusing fearless improvisation, powerful melodies, and urgent contemporary vision.
Wednesday, May 27
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:30 PM talksBuy tickets
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts intimate conversations illuminating the creative process behind select 2026 productions.
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6:00 PM operaBuy tickets
The Old Maid and the Thief
•A new Spoleto production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s comedic radio opera, The Old Maid and the Thief, featuring live sound effects that evoke the excitement of radio’s golden age.
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8:00 PM featuresBuy tickets
An Evening with Ken Burns, Presented by Bank of America
•A luminous celebration of America at 250, this evening with filmmaker Ken Burns blends conversation, music, and imagery to explore the ideals, struggles, and contradictions of the American Revolution—and their enduring impact today.
Thursday, May 28
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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6:00 PM operaBuy tickets
Dido and Aeneas
•Heart-stopping acrobatics and Henry Purcell’s haunting score propel Dido and Aeneas to new heights in a visionary collaboration with the internationally acclaimed physical theater ensemble Circa.
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7:30 PM danceBuy tickets
Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen of Scots
•The U.S. premiere of Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, a sweeping dance-theater work exploring power, identity, and the reverberations of the Reformation amid Europe’s dynastic conflicts.
Friday, May 29
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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5:30 PM operaBuy tickets
The Old Maid and the Thief
•A new Spoleto production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s comedic radio opera, The Old Maid and the Thief, featuring live sound effects that evoke the excitement of radio’s golden age.
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6:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Dead as a Dodo
•Dead as a Dodo is a mesmerizing musical odyssey— sparking a darkly funny, life-affirming tale of friendship, transformation, and survival. This show is perfect for families with children 7+.
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6:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen of Scots
•The U.S. premiere of Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, a sweeping dance-theater work exploring power, identity, and the reverberations of the Reformation amid Europe’s dynastic conflicts.
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7:30 PM theaterBuy tickets
George + George
•A comedic romp through the American Revolution, this inventive new work unfolds as a lively staged reading.
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7:30 PM musicBuy tickets
Mozart’s Mass in C Minor
•Mozart’s Mass in C Minor, premiered in 1783—the year Britain recognized American independence—comes to life with the Festival Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Amanda Quist in her Festival Chorus debut, reflecting freedom and creative spirit.
Saturday, May 30
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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11:00 AM family friendlyBuy tickets
Dead as a Dodo
•Dead as a Dodo is a mesmerizing musical odyssey— sparking a darkly funny, life-affirming tale of friendship, transformation, and survival. This show is perfect for families with children 7+.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen of Scots
•The U.S. premiere of Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, a sweeping dance-theater work exploring power, identity, and the reverberations of the Reformation amid Europe’s dynastic conflicts.
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3:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Dead as a Dodo
•Dead as a Dodo is a mesmerizing musical odyssey— sparking a darkly funny, life-affirming tale of friendship, transformation, and survival. This show is perfect for families with children 7+.
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5:00 PM theaterBuy tickets
George + George
•A comedic romp through the American Revolution, this inventive new work unfolds as a lively staged reading.
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6:30 PM operaBuy tickets
Dido and Aeneas
•Heart-stopping acrobatics and Henry Purcell’s haunting score propel Dido and Aeneas to new heights in a visionary collaboration with the internationally acclaimed physical theater ensemble Circa.
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8:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen of Scots
•The U.S. premiere of Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, a sweeping dance-theater work exploring power, identity, and the reverberations of the Reformation amid Europe’s dynastic conflicts.
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8:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Black Gold: Quentin E. Baxter Celebrates Moacir Santos featuring Chico Pinheiro
•Charleston native Quentin E. Baxter joins Brazilian guitarist Chico Pinheiro to celebrate visionary composer Moacir Santos, reimagining Ouro Negro in a vibrant evening of jazz, rhythm, and cross-cultural dialogue.
Sunday, May 31
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM free community programsBuy tickets
Table Read: The Duchy
•Spoleto Festival USA proudly presents a special table read of The Duchy, a bold new play by Denis O’Hare. This sharp, provocative story imagines a time where the Red States and the Blue States have separated, leaving a tiny island of neutrality called the “Duchy” in a wild and tenuous position.
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3:00 PM family friendlyBuy tickets
Dead as a Dodo
•Dead as a Dodo is a mesmerizing musical odyssey— sparking a darkly funny, life-affirming tale of friendship, transformation, and survival. This show is perfect for families with children 7+.
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3:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra: Appalachian Spring and American Classics
•Celebrate the richness of American music with the Festival Orchestra, under the dynamic direction of Music Director Timothy Myers, in the stunning, historic St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church.
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5:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra: Appalachian Spring and American Classics
•Celebrate the richness of American music with the Festival Orchestra, under the dynamic direction of Music Director Timothy Myers, in the stunning, historic St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church.
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6:30 PM theaterBuy tickets
George + George
•A comedic romp through the American Revolution, this inventive new work unfolds as a lively staged reading.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Mountain Goats with William Tyler and Yasmin Williams
•The Mountain Goats, led by John Darnielle—once dubbed “America’s best non-hip-hop lyricist”—bring their story-driven folk-rock to Spoleto, with guitarists William Tyler and Yasmin Williams opening.
Monday, June 1
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:30 PM talksBuy tickets
Jazz Talks
•Spoleto Festival USA’s Jazz Curator Larry Blumenfeld speaks with artists from the 2026 Wells Fargo Jazz Series.
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4:00 PM talksBuy tickets
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts intimate conversations illuminating the creative process behind select 2026 productions.
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8:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Jason Moran: Ellington in Focus
•Jason Moran reimagines the world of Duke Ellington in an immersive concert blending inventive piano, storytelling, and Gordon Parks’ iconic images. Music, history, and imagery combine in a bold, playful tribute to an American original.
Tuesday, June 2
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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7:00 PM free community programsBuy tickets
The Untold Story of Porgy & Bess
•Explore the hidden history of Porgy & Bess in a one-night-only free event featuring excerpts from the documentary When Porgy Came Home, live music, and a panel on its Gullah roots, Charleston legacy, and the opera’s complex journey.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Indigo Girls
•The Indigo Girls make their Spoleto debut with harmonies and anthems of hope. Their rare 2026 performance promises intimate, charged energy, and a celebration of enduring musical impact.
Wednesday, June 3
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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7:00 PM theaterBuy tickets
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
•Patrick Page dives into Shakespeare’s darkest hearts, uncovering the twisted motives and hidden humanity of the Bard’s greatest villains in a riveting tour de force.
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9:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Pedrito Martinez Group
•Grammy-winning percussionist Pedrito Martinez returns to Spoleto with his electrifying ensemble, blending Afro-Cuban rhythms, powerful vocals, and infectious energy into an irresistible celebration of dance, heritage, and improvisation.
Thursday, June 4
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:30 PM talksBuy tickets
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts intimate conversations illuminating the creative process behind select 2026 productions.
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7:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Ayodele Casel: The Remix
•Ayodele Casel returns to Spoleto Festival USA with The Remix, a vibrant celebration of tap as a uniquely American art form, revisiting two decades of her work through the music and cultural spirit of the 1990s tap renaissance.
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7:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Mahler Symphony No. 1
•The Festival Orchestra presents Mahler’s “Titan,” famed for its darkly humorous funeral march and triumphant finale, alongside the premiere of Paul Wiancko’s new violin concerto, co-commissioned by Spoleto for violinist Livia Sohn.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Molly Tuttle
•Molly Tuttle, Grammy-winning bluegrass virtuoso and award-winning guitarist, blends stunning flatpicking, sharp songwriting, and genre-defying sound that celebrates roots, resilience, and optimism.
Friday, June 5
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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5:30 PM theaterBuy tickets
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
•Patrick Page dives into Shakespeare’s darkest hearts, uncovering the twisted motives and hidden humanity of the Bard’s greatest villains in a riveting tour de force.
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5:30 PM musicBuy tickets
Spoleto Festival USA Chorus: The Chorus Concerts
•The Festival chorus fills the stunning St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church for these beloved performances, integral to the Festival since 1977.
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6:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Sullivan Fortner
•Returning to Spoleto after his acclaimed 2025 appearance, jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner presents two programs in 2026: an intimate solo recital and a dynamic trio performance, showcasing his virtuosic improvisation, ensemble mastery, and singular artistry.
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7:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Ayodele Casel: The Remix
•Ayodele Casel returns to Spoleto Festival USA with The Remix, a vibrant celebration of tap as a uniquely American art form, revisiting two decades of her work through the music and cultural spirit of the 1990s tap renaissance.
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8:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Sullivan Fortner
•Returning to Spoleto after his acclaimed 2025 appearance, jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner presents two programs in 2026: an intimate solo recital and a dynamic trio performance, showcasing his virtuosic improvisation, ensemble mastery, and singular artistry.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Emmylou Harris
•Emmylou Harris, one of country music’s most distinctive voices, returns to Spoleto with her own band. From legendary duets with Gram Parsons to iconic albums and collaborations, her quavering soprano has shaped generations of music lovers.
Saturday, June 6
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Ayodele Casel: The Remix
•Ayodele Casel returns to Spoleto Festival USA with The Remix, a vibrant celebration of tap as a uniquely American art form, revisiting two decades of her work through the music and cultural spirit of the 1990s tap renaissance.
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3:00 PM theaterBuy tickets
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
•Patrick Page dives into Shakespeare’s darkest hearts, uncovering the twisted motives and hidden humanity of the Bard’s greatest villains in a riveting tour de force.
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4:30 PM musicBuy tickets
Spoleto Festival USA Chorus: The Chorus Concerts
•The Festival chorus fills the stunning St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church for these beloved performances, integral to the Festival since 1977.
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6:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Sullivan Fortner
•Returning to Spoleto after his acclaimed 2025 appearance, jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner presents two programs in 2026: an intimate solo recital and a dynamic trio performance, showcasing his virtuosic improvisation, ensemble mastery, and singular artistry.
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7:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Ayodele Casel: The Remix
•Ayodele Casel returns to Spoleto Festival USA with The Remix, a vibrant celebration of tap as a uniquely American art form, revisiting two decades of her work through the music and cultural spirit of the 1990s tap renaissance.
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8:00 PM theaterBuy tickets
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
•Patrick Page dives into Shakespeare’s darkest hearts, uncovering the twisted motives and hidden humanity of the Bard’s greatest villains in a riveting tour de force.
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8:00 PM jazzBuy tickets
Sullivan Fortner
•Returning to Spoleto after his acclaimed 2025 appearance, jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner presents two programs in 2026: an intimate solo recital and a dynamic trio performance, showcasing his virtuosic improvisation, ensemble mastery, and singular artistry.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Colin Meloy
•Colin Meloy of The Decemberists makes his Spoleto debut, delivering literate, urgent indie rock sagas. Known for ambitious albums, solo work, and novels, he brings wit, warmth, and storytelling magic to Cistern Yard under the live oaks.
Sunday, June 7
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11:00 AM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM musicBuy tickets
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM danceBuy tickets
Ayodele Casel: The Remix
•Ayodele Casel returns to Spoleto Festival USA with The Remix, a vibrant celebration of tap as a uniquely American art form, revisiting two decades of her work through the music and cultural spirit of the 1990s tap renaissance.
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4:00 PM theaterBuy tickets
All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
•Patrick Page dives into Shakespeare’s darkest hearts, uncovering the twisted motives and hidden humanity of the Bard’s greatest villains in a riveting tour de force.
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9:00 PM live at the cisternBuy tickets
Brandi Carlile
•Brandi Carlile takes the Cistern stage for an intimate solo acoustic performance. Experience a deeply personal evening of music and storytelling—pure artistry at its finest.