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The Kathy Kallick Band Concert HAS NOT BEEN CANCELLED. The concert WILL occur November 16th

An erroneous email was inadvertently sent out by the CalTech Ticket Office, indicating that the Kathy Kallick Band concert has been canceled.  The email referred to the previously canceled Aug 2024 concert, NOT the Nov. 16th concert. The Kathy Kallick Band WILL BE PLAYING ON NOV 16th! Please see the information below for the concert details.  Tickets CAN BE PURCHASED at the door.

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The Kathy Kallick Band will join us November 16th at 7:30. This is a reschedule of their originally planned August 3rd concert.

Kathy Kallick’s body of work that has no equal in the modern bluegrass realms and shows no sign of stopping. These days, with a talented group of colleagues – each boasting an impressive resume all their own – she’s found the ideal symmetry. The Kathy Kallick Band is just that – a band!
– Lee Zimmerman, Bluegrass Today

Watch the band play a selection from The Lonesome Chronicles: Greg Booth’s reimagining of Earl Scruggs’ “Foggy Mountain Chimes” (video by Greg).

Note that this show only is at a different location  (a few blocks away) and starts a half hour earlier at 7:30 PM,  doors open at 7:00 PM.

The concert is Saturday, November 16 at Knox Presbyterian Church, 225 S. Hill Ave., Pasadena, several blocks from Caltech.  Knox Presbyterian Church has a parking lot and nearby street parking.  A map with suggested parking places is provided at this link. There will be a few handicap parking spaces available at Knox. Pasadena City College is right across the street, but they will likely close their lot before our show is over; so we don’t advise parking there.

Advanced tickets can be purchased here. Tickets are $25 and $10 for Caltech students and children 16 years and under.  A $4 service charge per ticket applies to online orders  and phone purchases (1-626-395-4652) through the Caltech Ticket Office. There is no service charge for tickets purchased in person at the ticket office in the Keith Spalding Building at 1200 California Blvd. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Tickets can be purchased at the door the night of the concert.