Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
25

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah
Mar
27
to Mar 29

Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah

Soprano Janai Brugger joins Music Director Kwamé Ryan and the Orchestra for works exploring themes of home, nostalgia, and longing, including "The Trees on the Mountain" from Floyd's Susannah and Barber's Knoxville: Summer of 1915. The evening culminates with Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Janai Brugger

View Event →
Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah
Mar
28
to Mar 29

Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah

Soprano Janai Brugger joins Music Director Kwamé Ryan and the Orchestra for works exploring themes of home, nostalgia, and longing, including "The Trees on the Mountain" from Floyd's Susannah and Barber's Knoxville: Summer of 1915. The evening culminates with Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Janai Brugger

View Event →
Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
29

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah
Mar
29

Charlotte Symphony- Excerpts from Susannah

Soprano Janai Brugger joins Music Director Kwamé Ryan and the Orchestra for works exploring themes of home, nostalgia, and longing, including "The Trees on the Mountain" from Floyd's Susannah and Barber's Knoxville: Summer of 1915. The evening culminates with Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Janai Brugger

View Event →
Jenaer Philharmonie- Excerpts from Susannah
Mar
29

Jenaer Philharmonie- Excerpts from Susannah

Conductor- Daniel Spaw
Soprano- Anne Elizabeth Sorbara

Theater Im Schlossgarten, Arnstadt, Germany

View Event →
New Orleans Opera- Pilgrimage
Apr
2

New Orleans Opera- Pilgrimage

A journey through the dark night of the soul. In this immersive pairing, Carlisle Floyd’s Pilgrimage and Kaija Saariaho’s L’amour de loin intertwine, guiding listeners through an odyssey of longing and spiritual rebirth. *performed in partnership with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra

View Event →
New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah
Apr
8

New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah

Golda Schultz sings Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 — a haunting evocation of childhood memories — plus arias by Stravinsky and Carlisle Floyd. Alongside these, Kwamé Ryan conducts music by two quintessential American iconoclasts: Charles Ives’s The Unanswered Question and a new concerto by George Lewis, featuring the piano-and-percussion quartet Yarn/Wire.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Golda Schultz

View Event →
New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah
Apr
9

New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah

Golda Schultz sings Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 — a haunting evocation of childhood memories — plus arias by Stravinsky and Carlisle Floyd. Alongside these, Kwamé Ryan conducts music by two quintessential American iconoclasts: Charles Ives’s The Unanswered Question and a new concerto by George Lewis, featuring the piano-and-percussion quartet Yarn/Wire.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Golda Schultz

View Event →
New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah
Apr
10

New York Philharmonic- Excerpt from Susannah

Golda Schultz sings Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 — a haunting evocation of childhood memories — plus arias by Stravinsky and Carlisle Floyd. Alongside these, Kwamé Ryan conducts music by two quintessential American iconoclasts: Charles Ives’s The Unanswered Question and a new concerto by George Lewis, featuring the piano-and-percussion quartet Yarn/Wire.

Conductor- Kwamé Ryan
Soprano- Golda Schultz

View Event →
Mission Opera - Slow Dusk/ The Sojourner and Mollie Sinclair
Apr
11

Mission Opera - Slow Dusk/ The Sojourner and Mollie Sinclair

Floyd’s first opera is based on his own short story “A Lengthening Shadow,” which takes place in the sandhills of the Carolinas and features familiar themes of poverty and religious fundamentalism. Sadie and Micah plan to marry, against the wishes of Sadie’s family who oppose the relationship because their families belong to different religious sects. Despite their poor land prospects, they dream of working hard and building a future together. While Sadie’s aunt Sue attempts to dissuade her, tragedy strikes, dashing the young couples’ hopes.

View Event →
Mission Opera - Slow Dusk/ The Sojourner and Mollie Sinclair
Apr
12

Mission Opera - Slow Dusk/ The Sojourner and Mollie Sinclair

Floyd’s first opera is based on his own short story “A Lengthening Shadow,” which takes place in the sandhills of the Carolinas and features familiar themes of poverty and religious fundamentalism. Sadie and Micah plan to marry, against the wishes of Sadie’s family who oppose the relationship because their families belong to different religious sects. Despite their poor land prospects, they dream of working hard and building a future together. While Sadie’s aunt Sue attempts to dissuade her, tragedy strikes, dashing the young couples’ hopes.

View Event →
Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim
Apr
16

Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim

Join us for a double-bill of Carlisle Floyd's haunting one-act operas in celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

View Event →
Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim
Apr
17

Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim

Join us for a double-bill of Carlisle Floyd's haunting one-act operas in celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

View Event →
Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim
Apr
18

Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim

Join us for a double-bill of Carlisle Floyd's haunting one-act operas in celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

View Event →
Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim
Apr
19

Moores Opera Center - Slow Dusk/ Markheim

Join us for a double-bill of Carlisle Floyd's haunting one-act operas in celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

View Event →
Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men
May
1

Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men

We end our season with a powerful adaptation of Steinbeck's classic novella by the father of American opera Carlisle Floyd. Of Mice and Men delves deep into the American psyche and brings to life the unbreakable bond between George and Lennie, migrant farm workers striving for the American Dream. Directed by Kristine McIntyre, our production uses projections to immerse the audience in Lennie's perspective, blending intimate humanity with cinematic scope in a gripping, tragic journey.

This new production is co-produced by Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Houston Grand Opera, Florida State University, and Des Moines Metro Opera.

View Event →
Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men
May
2

Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men

We end our season with a powerful adaptation of Steinbeck's classic novella by the father of American opera Carlisle Floyd. Of Mice and Men delves deep into the American psyche and brings to life the unbreakable bond between George and Lennie, migrant farm workers striving for the American Dream. Directed by Kristine McIntyre, our production uses projections to immerse the audience in Lennie's perspective, blending intimate humanity with cinematic scope in a gripping, tragic journey.

This new production is co-produced by Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Houston Grand Opera, Florida State University, and Des Moines Metro Opera.

View Event →
Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men
May
3

Lyric Opera of Kansas City - Of Mice & Men

We end our season with a powerful adaptation of Steinbeck's classic novella by the father of American opera Carlisle Floyd. Of Mice and Men delves deep into the American psyche and brings to life the unbreakable bond between George and Lennie, migrant farm workers striving for the American Dream. Directed by Kristine McIntyre, our production uses projections to immerse the audience in Lennie's perspective, blending intimate humanity with cinematic scope in a gripping, tragic journey.

This new production is co-produced by Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Houston Grand Opera, Florida State University, and Des Moines Metro Opera.

View Event →
Carnegie Hall- The Carlisle Floyd Centennial
Jun
20

Carnegie Hall- The Carlisle Floyd Centennial

Celebrate the 100th birthday of Carlisle Floyd, one of America’s most influential opera composers, with a landmark Centennial Concert at Carnegie Hall on June 20, 2026. This unforgettable evening features world-renowned artists, orchestral musicians, and the choirs of the University of Houston and Florida State University, performing beloved favorites like “Ain’t It A Pretty Night” alongside rarely heard works and selections from Willie Stark and Cold Sassy Tree.

View Event →
Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men
Jun
27

Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men

Steinbeck’s timeless novella Of Mice & Men becomes a superbly crafted opera of great beauty and power. George and Lennie are two migrant ranch workers who dream of owning an acre of land and a shack they can call their own. But George cannot guard Lennie, a childlike giant of a man with a love for soft things, from the bullying of the ranch boss and his flirtation set unhappy young wife.

This new production is co-produced by Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Florida State University.

View Event →
Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men
Jul
5

Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men

Steinbeck’s timeless novella Of Mice & Men becomes a superbly crafted opera of great beauty and power. George and Lennie are two migrant ranch workers who dream of owning an acre of land and a shack they can call their own. But George cannot guard Lennie, a childlike giant of a man with a love for soft things, from the bullying of the ranch boss and his flirtation set unhappy young wife.

This new production is co-produced by Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Florida State University.

View Event →
Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men
Jul
10

Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men

Steinbeck’s timeless novella Of Mice & Men becomes a superbly crafted opera of great beauty and power. George and Lennie are two migrant ranch workers who dream of owning an acre of land and a shack they can call their own. But George cannot guard Lennie, a childlike giant of a man with a love for soft things, from the bullying of the ranch boss and his flirtation set unhappy young wife.

This new production is co-produced by Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Florida State University.

View Event →
Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men
Jul
15

Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men

Steinbeck’s timeless novella Of Mice & Men becomes a superbly crafted opera of great beauty and power. George and Lennie are two migrant ranch workers who dream of owning an acre of land and a shack they can call their own. But George cannot guard Lennie, a childlike giant of a man with a love for soft things, from the bullying of the ranch boss and his flirtation set unhappy young wife.

This new production is co-produced by Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Florida State University.

View Event →
Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men
Jul
18

Des Moines Metro Opera - Of Mice & Men

Steinbeck’s timeless novella Of Mice & Men becomes a superbly crafted opera of great beauty and power. George and Lennie are two migrant ranch workers who dream of owning an acre of land and a shack they can call their own. But George cannot guard Lennie, a childlike giant of a man with a love for soft things, from the bullying of the ranch boss and his flirtation set unhappy young wife.

This new production is co-produced by Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Florida State University.

View Event →

Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
22

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
19

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
17

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Houston Grand Opera - Of Mice & Men
Mar
15

Houston Grand Opera - Of Mice & Men

Friendship, Tragedy, and the American Spirit

There can be no more fitting way for HGO to celebrate the centennial of the birth of composer Carlisle Floyd— who founded the company’s Butler Studio Program with then-General Director David Gockley in 1977— then a special staging of his evocative opera Of Mice and Men performed by a cast of artists from the 2025-26 class of the Butler Studio. Based on John Steinbeck’s 1937 novella of the same name, the acclaimed 1970 opera will be presented in the Wortham’s intimate Cullen Theater. The opera shares the poignant tale of two laborers seeking work during the Great Depression: George, small and shrewd, and Lenny, whose intellectual disability and formidable strength often lead to trouble. Together, the friends dream of buying a plot of land all their own, where they can live in peace, but their story ends in tragedy— and an act of mercy made all the more moving by Floyd’s haunting score with its masterful blend of folk tunes and blues melodies. Join HGO for an unforgettable operatic experience as the company honors the great American composer whose legacy is inseparable from their own history.

This new production is co-produced by Houston Grand Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Florida State University, and Lyric Opera of Kansas City.

View Event →
Sarasota Opera- Susannah
Mar
14

Sarasota Opera- Susannah

Sin, a loss of innocence, and repentance in the 1950s rural Tennessee.
A re-telling of the Book of Susannah, the story follows a pretty, innocent young woman as she falls under the jealous scrutiny of her rural Appalachian community. When the Reverend Blitch appears at her door offering redemption, tragic events unfold that force Susannah to take a stand for her dignity. Honoring the 100th anniversary of Carlisle Floyd's birth and in the state of its premiere, Susannah is a timeless, gripping tale and one of the most popular American operas.

View Event →
Houston Grand Opera - Of Mice & Men
Mar
13

Houston Grand Opera - Of Mice & Men

Friendship, Tragedy, and the American Spirit

There can be no more fitting way for HGO to celebrate the centennial of the birth of composer Carlisle Floyd— who founded the company’s Butler Studio Program with then-General Director David Gockley in 1977— then a special staging of his evocative opera Of Mice and Men performed by a cast of artists from the 2025-26 class of the Butler Studio. Based on John Steinbeck’s 1937 novella of the same name, the acclaimed 1970 opera will be presented in the Wortham’s intimate Cullen Theater. The opera shares the poignant tale of two laborers seeking work during the Great Depression: George, small and shrewd, and Lenny, whose intellectual disability and formidable strength often lead to trouble. Together, the friends dream of buying a plot of land all their own, where they can live in peace, but their story ends in tragedy— and an act of mercy made all the more moving by Floyd’s haunting score with its masterful blend of folk tunes and blues melodies. Join HGO for an unforgettable operatic experience as the company honors the great American composer whose legacy is inseparable from their own history.

This new production is co-produced by Houston Grand Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Florida State University, and Lyric Opera of Kansas City.

View Event →
Lima Symphony Orchestra- Excerpt from Susannah
Mar
7

Lima Symphony Orchestra- Excerpt from Susannah

Immerse yourself in the heart of America’s musical legacy with a concert that showcases the soul-stirring sounds of Gershwin, Bernstein, Ellington, and more. Soprano Tracy Cantin joins the orchestra for a breathtaking performance of iconic works. This evening honors the music that shaped American culture and the figures and stories that have left an indelible mark on America.

Conductor- Andrew Crust
Soprano- Tracy Cantin

View Event →
Odyssey Opera - Flower & Hawk
Feb
21

Odyssey Opera - Flower & Hawk

Carlisle Floyd’s rarely performed Flower and Hawk gives an intimate look at the wealthy and powerful Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Sarah Coburn, soprano

View Event →
Georgia Southern University— Piano in the Arts
Feb
19

Georgia Southern University— Piano in the Arts

Works by Joseph Haydn, Felix Mendelssohn and Carlisle Floyd. 

Pianist- David Murray

Fine Arts Auditorium, Georgia Southern University

View Event →
Jenaer Philharmonie- Excerpts from Susannah
Feb
15

Jenaer Philharmonie- Excerpts from Susannah

Conductor- Daniel Spaw
Soprano- Anne Elizabeth Sorbara

Volkshaus, Jena, Germany

View Event →
Memphis Symphony - Orchestral Suite from Susannah
Feb
1

Memphis Symphony - Orchestral Suite from Susannah

Robert Moody, conductor
Will Leathers, trumpet

FLOYD Susannah: Orchestral Suite
ARUTIUNIAN Trumpet Concerto
BRAHMS Symphony No. 4

View Event →
Opera Omaha- Susannah
Feb
1

Opera Omaha- Susannah

Susannah explores the destructive effects of false accusations and the cruelty of mob mentality. Set in a stark Tennessee town, a young woman is targeted by suspicion and gossip that mounts in intensity. The music is undeniably American and inspired by familiar folk melodies that underscore the opera’s setting. Directed by renowned soprano Patricia Racette in her Opera Omaha debut, Susannah confronts the complexity of human nature through Susannah’s search for beauty and one man’s lust for power.

View Event →
Opera Omaha - Susannah
Jan
30

Opera Omaha - Susannah

Susannah explores the destructive effects of false accusations and the cruelty of mob mentality. Set in a stark Tennessee town, a young woman is targeted by suspicion and gossip that mounts in intensity. The music is undeniably American and inspired by familiar folk melodies that underscore the opera’s setting. Directed by renowned soprano Patricia Racette in her Opera Omaha debut, Susannah confronts the complexity of human nature through Susannah’s search for beauty and one man’s lust for power.

View Event →
Loyola Opera Theatre - Susannah
Jan
25

Loyola Opera Theatre - Susannah

Join us for an inspiring start to a year of artistry and bold storytelling on stage.

Loyola Opera Theatre celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer! The message of this powerful opera is as relevant today as when the work premiered in the 1950’s.

View Event →
Loyola Opera Theatre - Susannah
Jan
23

Loyola Opera Theatre - Susannah

Join us for an inspiring start to a year of artistry and bold storytelling on stage.

Loyola Opera Theatre celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer! The message of this powerful opera is as relevant today as when the work premiered in the 1950’s.

View Event →
Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen- Excerpts from Susannah
Jan
4

Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen- Excerpts from Susannah

Conductor- Michael Balke

Verrucano, Mels, Switzerland

View Event →
Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen
Jan
1

Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen

Conductor- Michael Balke

Tonhalle, St. Gallen, Switzerland

View Event →
St. Pete Opera- Susannah
Oct
21

St. Pete Opera- Susannah

A young girl blossoms into beauty in a small town in rural Tennessee. Her only relative is her drunken brother, her only friend the son of disapproving church leaders. The church elders come upon Susannah bathing nude in a creek by her house, and instead of seeing her innocence, they project their own sins upon the girl. One evil act breeds another in this tale of intolerance, betrayal, and loss.

View Event →
St. Pete Opera- Susannah
Oct
19

St. Pete Opera- Susannah

A young girl blossoms into beauty in a small town in rural Tennessee. Her only relative is her drunken brother, her only friend the son of disapproving church leaders. The church elders come upon Susannah bathing nude in a creek by her house, and instead of seeing her innocence, they project their own sins upon the girl. One evil act breeds another in this tale of intolerance, betrayal, and loss.

View Event →
St. Pete Opera- Susannah
Oct
17

St. Pete Opera- Susannah

A young girl blossoms into beauty in a small town in rural Tennessee. Her only relative is her drunken brother, her only friend the son of disapproving church leaders. The church elders come upon Susannah bathing nude in a creek by her house, and instead of seeing her innocence, they project their own sins upon the girl. One evil act breeds another in this tale of intolerance, betrayal, and loss.

View Event →
AMERICAN OPERA SCENES: A CONCERT FOR 9/11
Sep
11

AMERICAN OPERA SCENES: A CONCERT FOR 9/11

The concert will feature music by Carlisle Floyd, William Grant Still & Virgil Thomson; with words by Langston Hughes, Verna Arvey, and Gertrude Stein. The scenes are drawn from the history of the Americas both historical and fictional including Huey Long, Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Susan B. Anthony.

View Event →
Kansas State School of Music- Slow Dusk
Mar
6

Kansas State School of Music- Slow Dusk

The Kansas State School of Music Theatre and Dance presents two One-Act Operas in One Night, March 6-8 at 7:30pm and March 9 at 2:30pm in Chapman Theater, Nichols Hall.

With musical direction by Dr. Reginald Pittman, pianist Dr. Songhwa Chae and stage direction by Professor Jerry Jay Cranford, the Thursday and Saturday performances feature music students Anna Purvis, Evan Beaty, Amaya Dungun and Chris Melton in "Slow Dusk."

View Event →
Susannah
Nov
20

Susannah

Concert of Arias featuring

“Ain’t it a Pretty Night” from Susannah

New Art Orchestra

Xu Chenxin, Conductor

Soprano, Zhou Yaping

View Event →
Slow Dusk
Nov
11

Slow Dusk

Slow Dusk is a one-act musical play that was a precursor to Floyd’s celebrated opera Susannah. This one act takes place entirely on the front porch of a farm in the Sandhills of the Carolinas. Floyd tells the tragic story of Sadie and Micah, star crossed lovers, who are members of different religious sects and their struggle to find hope for their relationship.

Presented in a double bill with Thomas Pasatieri’s Signor Deluso

Purdue University - Fort Wayne School of Music
Rhinehart Recital Hall

Directed by Dr. Matthew Giallongo

View Event →
Slow Dusk
Nov
10

Slow Dusk

Slow Dusk is a one-act musical play that was a precursor to Floyd’s celebrated opera Susannah. This one act takes place entirely on the front porch of a farm in the Sandhills of the Carolinas. Floyd tells the tragic story of Sadie and Micah, star crossed lovers, who are members of different religious sects and their struggle to find hope for their relationship.

Presented in a double bill with Thomas Pasatieri’s Signor Deluso

Purdue University - Fort Wayne School of Music
Rhinehart Recital Hall

Directed by Dr. Matthew Giallongo

View Event →
Susannah
Oct
29

Susannah

Texas Christian University Opera Studio
Secrest-Wible Building

Corey Trahan, Conductor

View Event →
Susannah
Oct
27

Susannah

Texas Christian University Opera Studio
Secrest-Wible Building

Corey Trahan, Conductor

View Event →

Join the Celebration!

Join the Celebration!

Are you planning a Carlisle Floyd event? Tell us about it through the form below! Centennial events will be listed here and promoted through our social media channels.