Your Guide to April Events at La Jolla Music Society

If you’re looking to pack your month with something a little more soulful (and a lot more fun), the April events at La Jolla Music Society are a total vibe. We’re talking ukulele orchestras, world-class jazz, global music stars, piano prodigies—and even a night dedicated to sharks. Yes, sharks.

British Humor Meets Strings: Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

Kick things off with pure joy as the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain lands at Balboa Theatre. Their 40th anniversary tour is a cheeky musical sprint from ABBA to Nirvana, all delivered with dry British wit and serious charm.

April events at La Jolla Music Society

Global Rhythms: Sona Jobarteh and Her Kora Magic

Catch Sona Jobarteh’s powerful LJMS debut. A trailblazer in West African music, she fuses tradition and modernity through the kora, creating a sound that feels both ancient and fresh.

Classical Powerhouse Duo: Gil & Orli Shaham

LJMS brings two world-renowned siblings to the stage—violinist Gil Shaham and pianist Orli Shaham—for a recital that’s bound to be equal parts technical brilliance and heartfelt expression.

Jazz Icons and Free Courtyard Jams

Jazz lovers, don’t miss Joe Lovano’s Paramount Quartet performance with Julian Lage shredding on guitar. The month also includes free courtyard concerts (yes, free!) with local talents like Finnegan Blue and the Kahlil Childs Quartet.

April events at La Jolla Music Society

Piano Prodigies & Shark Stories

Lucas Debargue’s LJMS debut will wow piano fans, and dive into the unexpected with Dr. Jess Cramp’s shark exploration—science, storytelling, and conservation in one epic night.

See you there!

Whether you’re into jazz, classical, or cultural deep-dives, the April events at La Jolla Music Society are your ticket to a month full of standout experiences.

📅 April 3 – 24, 2025
📍 7600 Fay Avenue, La Jolla
🎟️ Tickets can be purchased here

See you there, San Diego!

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