Celebrate the grand opening with an unforgettable evening at the Schaap Center Gala Party, celebrating the grand opening of the region’s newest home for the performing and visual arts.

Enjoy a festive evening with hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages included in your ticket, while mingling with fellow arts enthusiasts and community supporters.

At 7:00 PM, Schaap Center program partners—including Grosse Pointe Theatre, Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Concert Choir, Eisenhower Dance Company, Grosse Pointe Community Chorus, and others—will take the stage for a special theatrical and musical production created just for this occasion.

Join the FPCRO congregation for a morning of festive celebration and worship. Featuring Vivaldi’s Gloria presented with chamber ensemble.

Featured Soloists: Audrey Frieburg, Olivia Donnel, Kayvon Kashani-Gharavi, & Bryan Clinthorne

Join the Detroit Concert Choir for a glorious holiday tradition! Magnificent music of the holidays with brass and percussion. Featuring Kevin A. Memley’s Magnificat.

Join the Detroit Concert Choir for a glorious holiday tradition! Magnificent music of the holidays with brass and percussion. Featuring Kevin A. Memley’s Magnificat.

Join the Detroit Concert Choir for magnificent sketches of a musical morning sky at the newly opened Schaap Center. Featuring the Sunrise Mass by Ola Gjeilo with the Michigan Sinfonietta.

Join The Tuesday Musicale of Detroit performing members as we present a concert of operatic selections. I will be performing as a featured artist. Concert is free to attend.

A bold reimagining of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, a poignant tale of survival, betrayal, and cultural collision. This landmark production marks Opera Grand Rapids’ first-ever international co-production, in partnership with Calgary Opera and Arizona Opera. Led by an all-female, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) creative team, the production offers a fresh, culturally informed perspective on this timeless classic.

A bold reimagining of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, a poignant tale of survival, betrayal, and cultural collision. This landmark production marks Opera Grand Rapids’ first-ever international co-production, in partnership with Calgary Opera and Arizona Opera. Led by an all-female, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) creative team, the production offers a fresh, culturally informed perspective on this timeless classic.