The Levy Senior Center Foundation is proud to bring the talents of young, award-winning classical musicians to the Levy Senior Center. The concerts are held in the Maple Room, and are free and open to all.
The series honors the memory of Fran Randall who loved classical music and played an important role in opening the current center.
May 24, 1:30 p.m.
Grace Ryan Accompanied by Jennifer McCabe
Join us Friday, May 24 in the Maple Room for a Fran Randall classical concert with gifted young performers.
“Captivating with [her] vocal power and lush sound” (RoundTable), Grace Ryan is an award-winning mezzo soprano finishing her degrees in Vocal Performance and Music Education from DePaul University School of Music. She has performed in the Midwest and with the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company.
Currently a collaborative pianist at North Park and DePaul Universities, Jennifer McCabe has been described as “the new Gerald Moore” and “an infinitely sympathetic pianist.” She has performed with organizations such as The Kennedy Center, the CSO and Lyric Opera.
Don't miss this chance to see performances by these accomplished young musicians! Admission is free, and registration is not required.
The Jamming Jean Music Series, named in honor of a former Levy Center member, features music and musicians that reflect Evanston and its cultural diversity.
These Friday night concerts are free and open to all. Bring the entire family for a fun way to kick off the weekend! Concerts are held in the Maple Room in March and December, and right outside the Center in James Park in June and September.
March 22, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Derrick Procell
Derrick Procell is a soulful singer with a big, hairy baritone voice, a harmonica player who’s melodic while playing down and dirty, and a two-fisted piano player who drives the rhythm home. Together with his solid band, they dig deep into soul and blues.
Hecky’s Barbecue will be on site with fare for cash purchase. Grab dinner from this Evanston institution, and enjoy while you tap to the tunes. A selection of wine and beer will also be available from the cash bar.
The concert is Friday, March 22, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Maple Room at the Levy Senior Center, and is free and open to the public.
Thanks to generous support from the Levy Senior Center Foundation, this concert is free and open to the public. The Jamming Jean Music Series, named in honor of a former Levy Center member, features music and musicians that reflect Evanston and its cultural diversity.