The 2025-26 season of The Soraya at CSUN journeys farther than any previous: the nightlife of Lisbon, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City; the daily life of West Africa; the spiritual realms of Alice Coltrane and Duke Ellington; the masterworks of Brahms and the mega hits of Quincy Jones; and much more. There is something for everyone and every family member from children to adults.
Tickets are now on sale for all concerts, but the best way to embark on this journey is with a Soraya membership. In addition to yearlong benefits and optimal flexibility, membership offers an insider’s view into the art and artists, adding depth and dimension to the journey.
The fall schedule kicked off with Fiddler on the Roof, and continues with the CSUN Dept of Music – The Arturo Sandoval Story on Wednesday, September 24 and Mariachi Herencia de Mexico on Friday, September 26.
The dance company Graham 100 – with special Centennial creation by Bernstein, Rountree and Boykin featuring Wild Up takes the stage Saturday, October 4.
Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story screens on Saturday and Sunday, October 11 and 12. Fly Me to the Moon – tribute to Quincy Jones plays Saturday, October 18.
Lila Downs Dia de Muertos shows Friday, October 24, with the Colburn Orchestra playing Sunday, October 26.
Ray Chen Onstage is already sold out for Thursday, October 30, but Mariza is on stage Thursday, November 6.
Saturday, November 15, Ballet BC Bolero X dances on to the stage while Momix Alice is the featured performer Saturday, November 22.
Gregory Porter Christmas Wish kicks off the holiday season on Saturday, December 6, while The Klezmatics Happy Joyous Hanukkah bring their sound Sunday, December 7.
The Christian Sands Quartet is on stage Friday and Saturday, December 12 and 13, while Nochebuena: A Christmas Spectacular closes out the year Saturday, Sunday and Monday, December 20, 21 and 22.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra performs Thursday, January 22 and then the Jazz at Naz series begins February 1.The Soraya is located at 18111 Nordhoff Street. For tickets visit thesoraya.org, call (818) 677-3000 or email thesoraya@csun.edu.
