Carisma de Venus July 16th @ 7:30pm

The Palm Telluride Summer Jazz series returns with visionary artists Carisma de Venus are travelling from the Costa Rican rain forest to bring their soundscapes to the United States for the first time. Mentored and led by DMA Josh Quinlan the unique sound that Carisma de Venus brings is nothing like you've ever heard.

Bluesman Seth Walker July 21st @ 7:30PM

Palm Arts is proud to present the return to Telluride of Amercan blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter Seth Walker at the Bob Saunders Theatre in the Michael D. Palm Complex Sunday, July 22nd, 2019 at 7:30 P.M. This is a General Admission Performance.

‘Are You Open’ marks Seth Walker's tenth studio recording, and the music is undoubtedly his most inventive, exploring new sounds and textures as he examines what it means to truly be open, both as an artist and more broadly as a human in today's increasingly more complicated world. The songwriting here is bold and infectious, featuring melodies and rhythms drawn from Walker’s time spent in Havana and filtered through his split-screen life in New Orleans and Nashville. The result is a melting pot of sounds and perspectives, a soulful brew of roots music from the Americas and beyond.

Telluride Chamber Music Festival Saturday August, 10th 7:30pm

The Telluride Chamber Music Festival has been bringing music to Telluride since 1973. This year we continue to bring you chamber music as it was originally intended, up close and personal! Our festival creates a spontaneous connection between audience and musicians that lifts the human spirit.

Peter Stoltzman and New Standards August 14th 7:30pm

The Palm Telluride Summer Jazz Series continues with Peter John Stoltzman's New Standards project. New Standards reimagines contemporary pop hits from the past 40 years. Volume I features New York-based stars Allison Miller and Trey Anastasio collaborator and bandmate Natalie Cressman, along with bassist Gonzalo Teppa.

Rudy Royston and Flatbed Buggy September 22nd at 7:00pm

Rudy Royston, first-call drummer with Bill Frisell, JD Allen, Dave Douglas and a host of other jazz greats, has honed a thoroughly engaging voice as a composer and bandleader with his compelling debut 303 (2014) and the raw and bracing trio follow-up Rise of Orion (2016). To these fine releases, both on Dave Douglas’ Greenleaf Music imprint, Royston now adds his third, Flatbed Buggy, rich in tonal contrast and mood yet steeped in the supple, enduring swing and groove that has driven his writing and playing from the start.