Kearney Concert Association

With the mission to provide and promote concerts of exceptional quality at affordable prices, the Kearney Concert Association is dedicated to enriching the community through premier performances and educational outreach.

Since 1948, the Kearney Concert Association has been and continues to be an essential central Nebraska resource for premier performances, quality musical entertainment, educational outreach, and cultural enhancement.



In 2003, we became the Kearney Concert Association, an independent association. Though classical artists remain an integral part of our series, offerings have expanded to include jazz, pop, dance and musical theater. The concerts continue to be of the highest quality, an essential mix of renowned artists and young performers on their way to prominence.



Since 2007, the Association has included educational outreach as part of the annual programing. We offer a yearly matinee for area youth, master classes and side-by-side performances, all made possible in part by the creation of an Association endowment.



The nonprofit Kearney Concert Association is managed by a volunteer board of directors. The board sustains its programs through membership sales, patron support, grants and our endowment enabling us to "provide and promote concerts of exceptional quality at affordable prices."

Testimonials

What members are saying...

"We have been season ticket holders for many years and the shows and performers just keep getting better & better. And what's also great, the price hasn't risen!...without a doubt this is the best bargain around!"

"I have seen so many great concerts. I love the variety of music and it is well worth the drive for every show."

"The outreach programs are always amazing because the kids get so excited. Many of the artists say that's actually their favorite part of their tour because they hope they're touching lives and may be changing lives through music and the exposure to new forms of expression that these kids may not have experienced otherwise."