[Opera Aficionado: Interactive Lecture Series] A Grand Finale

Presented by San Francisco Opera

Opera Aficionado is an exciting suite of programs designed for patrons who are passionate about opera. Aficionado provides an opportunity to learn more, dive deeper, and get an inside look at the world of opera. 

As part of Opera Aficionado, our Interactive Lectures Series gives opera-goers around the world a front-row seat to scholarly talks, allowing attendees to dialogue with fellow opera lovers, experts, and special guests. Each month will be focused on a concept or theme relevant to all of us. 

This May on Opera Aficionado: The End of an Era

Two years ago, in May of 2020, San Francisco Opera’s department of Diversity, Equity and Community began producing a Sunday afternoon lecture series on Zoom. Over eighty episodes later, as the world finally begins to emerge out of a global pandemic and into a new normal, Opera Aficionado is coming to an end. Join us for our final month as we celebrate two years of programming and revisit our very first topical theme, Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. 

May 29 - A Grand Finale

All good things must come to an end, and all-things-opera must end with a grand finale. Join your Opera Aficionado hosts Cole Thomason-Redus and Kip Cranna as they survey some of the grandest and greatest of all opera finales, with a little help from the forty guest speakers who have served as teacher and friend each Sunday on Zoom. You won’t want to miss this special program — the eighty-sixth and final episode of Opera Aficionado! Admission is free to all. 

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