Americans in Paris

Sat Jan 17 2026

January 17, 2026

7:30PM

	General	Senior (65+)	Youth (18-)
General Reserved	35.00	33.00	0.00

$35 General | $33 Senior

Youth FREE *ticket reservation required
(adult must accompany youth 12-)

Take a musical journey to the City of Lights with members of the Governor’s Chamber Music Series. Pianist Judith Cohen leads an evening of chamber works by American composers inspired by their time in Paris, including George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Aaron Copland, and Astor Piazzolla. Featuring Brittany Breeden (violin), Kevin Krentz (cello), and Stephanie Porter (American Jazz Vocalist), this program brims with romance, sophistication, and jazz-infused flair.

This event was made possible with generous support by Robert Gibbs & Heather Houston.

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The Artful Evenings experience package is a collaboration between island businesses, Vashon Center for the Arts & The Lodges on Vashon. Your stay includes 2 Tickets to the specified VCA performance on the date of your reservation and 2 Drink vouchers at The Ruby Brink Bar & Butcher: good for items on The Ruby Brink beverage list. Stay artfully! Click HERE to book now!

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