UPCOMING SHOWS
MAY 30 - JUNE 1, 2025
CHAPEL OF DOG
A 3-Day Folk-Punk Festival
Chapel of Dog Fest is back! Rose Hall is proud to present Volume II, with dozens of Punk Folk artists from around the country. Tickets are limited and sold out last year, so you know what to do!
Chapel of Dog Fest is part of a collective idea to bring out of state musicians to the cortland music community, with the goal of giving a platform to marginalized groups in the music scene that too often get overlooked. Genres can range from bluegrass, rock, folk punk, jazz and acoustic alternative music.
Striving for community, expression, diversity, accessibility, & safety - all brought to you by volunteers.
PERFORMING IN THE LOUNGE AT ROSE HALL
SOLD OUT
Doors@4pm | Shows@4:30pm
FRIDAY JUNE 6, 2025
CAYUGA CHAMBER YOUTH ORCHESTRA
Spring Concert 2025
The CCOYO goes interstellar! The orchestra launches with a delightful brass choir version of the iconic Fly Me to the Moon, followed with a modern frolic by American living composer, Kevin Day, called "Lightspeed." Fauré's lush Pavane invites us to an impressionist’s French idyll. Our concerto winner Sage Golden stays in France with Debussy’s First Rhapsody for Clarinet and Orchestra. The CCOYO returns to outer space in the rousing finale of Gustav Holst’s iconic Planets. Please join us on our journey.
PERFORMING IN THE CONCERT HALL AT ROSE HALL
Free Admission
Doors@6pm | Show@6:30pm
ROSE HALL STAGES
Concert Hall
With gorgeous 40ft hardwood cathedral ceilings and towering stained-glass windows lining the walls, our concert hall on the second floor hosts up to 500 people at capacity featuring a wide variety of performances throughout the year.
The concert hall is home to the Choral Union and the SUNY Cortland College-Community Orchestra, who rehearse and perform seasonal concerts yearly, as well as the Homer Youth Orchestra, which works tirelessly to inspire the next generation of local musical talent.
The concert hall is also a regular host of local, regional, and nationally touring artists performing rock, blues, bluegrass, country, folk, pop, and many points in between.
The Lounge
Nestled into the first floor of Rose Hall, our 100-person capacity listening room is one of the region’s premiere venues to take in performances by singer-songwriters, acoustic groups, and even the occasional touring rock band.
Events in The Lounge range from fully-seated concerts with pin-drop quiet audiences to standing-room-only rock shows with blazing light shows.