Join us for a classical concert at Cascadia Art Museum! Our concerts are about one-hour in length starting at 6 PM, leaving you time to dine out after and make a lovely evening of it. Your concert ticket includes admission to all the museum galleries so make sure you come early to see our current exhibits. Doors open at approximately 5:15 PM.
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy leading classical performers up close, in our intimate gallery setting surrounded by beautiful art from the Northwest – the way chamber music was meant to be experienced!
Seating is limited and these concerts often sell-out, so please we suggest reserving your seats well in advance.
$16 for Museum Members
$22 for Non-Members
Nightshade Classical Saxophone Quartet
Saturday, November 7th at 6:00 p.m.
Classical music for the saxophone?! Like a string quartet, Nightshade Quartet blends soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxes to produce a unique timbre, warm, lively, sensual and surprising! Classical saxophone quartets were popular in the late 19th and early 20th century playing a large repertoire of pieces, before nearly vanishing. Today they are experiencing a rebirth, and if you have never heard a sax quartet, it is a unique sound! Nightshade is one of the best, playing music by classical and contemporary composers.
Nightshade Quartet are Winners of the North American Saxophone Alliance Region 3 Conference Quartet Competition and featured as performers at the 2026 Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium and as finalists in the 2026 North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference. Most recently they were runners-up in the 2026 Frances Walton national chamber music competition. Based in Iowa City, Iowa,they are presented at Cascadia in association with the Ladies Musical Club of Seattle.
Our concerts are about one-hour in length starting at 6 PM, leaving you time to dine out after and make a lovely evening of it! Your concert ticket includes admission to all the museum galleries so make sure you come early to see our current exhibits. Doors to the museum galleries open at 5:15 p.m.
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy leading classical performers up close, in our intimate gallery setting surrounded by beautiful art from the Northwest – the way chamber music was meant to be experienced!
Seating is limited and these concerts often sell-out, so please we suggest reserving your seats well in advance.
With gratitude for our enthusiastic audience, the Music in the Museum volunteers share this short video with you featuring violinist Pamela Liu playing music by J.S. Bach:
