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LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

Hosted as an extension of our day habilitation program, our Lunchtime Concerts offer a glimpse into Cobblestone’s daily work in accessible arts education. These sessions serve primarily as an inclusive, sensory-friendly space for our students to experience and engage with the performing arts. Movement, vocal expression, and joyful interaction from our audience are welcome.

These mid-day concerts are FREE and open to the public to see our mission in action. Note that they are interactive, educational experiences and not a replacement for any of these artists' full evening productions here at Cobblestone. Come share in the joy of inclusive art!

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Living Traditions is a free Lunchtime Concert series celebrating the living cultural practices of artists from around the world and right here in our own region. Designed to be inclusive and engaging for our students of all abilities, each performance is also FREE and open to the community. Join us for an intimate window into the music, dance, and storytelling traditions that connect us across cultures.

This season of Lunchtime Concerts is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by Auburn Public Theater.

Cobblestone Players Concert

Friday, November 6th at 12:30pm

Community theatre is built on the shared ritual of gathering, rehearsing, and bringing stories to life together. The Cobblestone Community Players continue that living tradition with a lunchtime performance of a collection of their favorite songs from the musical theatre canon.

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Womba Africa Drumming

Friday, December 11th at 12:30pm

Experience the living traditions of West African music and movement with Womba Africa, a Ghanaian drumming and dance ensemble whose performances pulse with indigenous rhythm, polyphonic song, and vibrant cultural storytelling. Womba Africa doesn't just perform their culture, they share it.

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