Events
Upcoming NYOS Events
Inspired by the beloved story of Babette’s Feast, this special event celebrates the transformative power of art, food, and human connection. Through an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling, guests are invited to experience the beauty of generosity, community, and the joy of coming together.
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Past NYOS Events
Join us on Thursday, September 10 from 5-8 p.m. at the Provincetown Town Hall for an unforgettable celebration of creativity in the heart of Provincetown. Eat, drink, and be merry with us as we celebrate the 2026-’27 issue of Provincetown Arts.
Annual Opera & Oysters fundraiser hosted by Lesley Silvester and Ely Terry Kahn, featuring a pianist who also curates the National Gallery of Art's concert series and a baritone with a notable second career.
A multi-city tour with Opera Nordfjord marking 200 years of Norwegian immigration to the U.S., anchored by a Scandinavian-repertoire specialist soprano and a celebrated Norwegian composer-librettist team.
A new opera based on Karen Blixen's book, with music by Gisle Kverndokk and libretto by Øystein Wiik, premiered in excerpt at two Washington, DC venues.
The 2024 installment of NYOS's annual Opera & Oysters fundraiser for Truro Center for the Arts, featuring three singers with major regional and national credits.
The 2023 Opera & Oysters fundraiser for Truro Center for the Arts, featuring soprano Alisa Jordheim and tenor Vale Rideout.
A world-premiere cantata by Ricardo Llorca, commissioned by Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
The staged world premiere of Ricardo Llorca's opera.
A 2019 fundraiser for NYOS and PMPM, marking the lead-up to Provincetown's 400th anniversary.
An opera by Ricardo Llorca based on Miguel Mihura's classic Spanish play.
A 2019 fundraiser for NYOS and PMPM, marking the lead-up to Provincetown's 400th anniversary.
A Great American Songbook fundraiser for NYOS and the Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum.
A staged reading tracing the character of Rosina across Beaumarchais's Figaro trilogy.
World premiere staged reading of a Holocaust-themed opera by Gisle Kverndokk and Aksel-Otto Bull.
World premiere opera by Gisle Kverndokk, co-presented with Sacred Music in a Sacred Space.