SOHO events not only provide quality entertainment but also raise awareness about the importance of preserving historic buildings, sites, and landscapes. Proceeds from ticket sales and donations will directly benefit the talented musicians and support arts and culture programming at the Marston House.
While you're here, don't forget to explore the Marston House Museum Shop, exclusively open for concertgoers. Consider becoming a SOHO member to save $2 on each concert ticket and enjoy a 15% discount when shopping. Plus, your purchases directly contribute to historic preservation efforts.
Now, more than ever, we need your support. During the challenges of the past three years, SOHO has had to postpone signature events that traditionally raised funds for our mission. Please help us preserve San Diego's unique cultural and historic places. If you're unable to attend the concerts but still want to contribute, we warmly welcome your donation.
Join us at the Marston House Gardens for a remarkable music series that celebrates the end of summer in the most captivating way. We can't wait to see you there!
Marston House Museum & Gardens
3525 Seventh Avenue, San Diego 92103
Purchase Tickets
$10 SOHO Members · $12 Non members
Online HERE
By Phone (619) 297-9327
Day of the Event At the Museum Shop
And don’t miss the rest of the 3-part series!
September 15 - Micah Justice, Ashley E Norton, and Julia Sage
September 29 - Cathryn Beeks, Lauren Leigh, and Eve Selis
There is no parking on this residential street. Utilize the ample free parking all along Balboa Drive, Sixth Avenue, Upas and Thorn Streets. Parking for disabled or elderly: Friends or family should deliver disabled or elderly guests to the front of the Museum Shop and assist them in their arrival. Vehicles should then be immediately moved to the parking areas noted on the Parking Map.
We're proud to partner with the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture, which helps support non-profits like SOHO. By attending this event, you're contributing to our city’s arts and culture community. SOHO, founded by two artists, has always been deeply connected to the arts, starting with the art of architecture. The Marston House, with its rich history of music and dance, is the perfect venue for these concerts. George Marston himself was known for his passion and support for the arts.
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