Spoleto Festival USA fills Charleston’s historic theaters, churches, and outdoor spaces with performances by renowned artists as well as emerging performers in opera; theater; dance; and chamber, orchestral, choral, jazz, and contemporary music.

Schedule Of events

11:00am - music
Bank ofam - erica 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.

1:00pm - music
Bank ofam - erica 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.

2:00pm - dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay - A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.

5:00pm - jazz
Phillip Golub - Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.

7:00pm - opera
Thaïs - This concert-staging of Jules Massenet's classic opera features the Festival Orchestra and Chorus on stage with the cast and dancers.

7:00pm - dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay - A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.

7:00pm - jazz
Phillip Golub - Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.

9:00pm - front row series
Valerie June with Jake Xerxes Fussell - Valerie June performs a gorgeous blend of astral folk and meditative RandB with North Carolina-basedam - erican folk singer and guitarist Jake Xerxes Fussell.

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