Join us for an evening with John Waters, the filmmaker, author, and photographer based in Baltimore and New York City, who became famous as "the Pope of Trash" (William Burroughs) and the "King of suburban exploitation."
In the spirit of the Music on Film series, recently signed Capitol Records-artists, SOUNDteam, bring their bullwhips and boas to Marfa for film screenings and a live show.
From the folk-influenced compositions of Bela Bartok and Gyorgy Ligeti, cellist Matt Haimovitz and DJ Olive embark on a journey from Hungarian/Romanian folk roots to American pop culture, blurring the boundaries between concert music and dance party.
Please join us for a special show with Magnolia Electric Company, starring Jason Molina, as they pass through town on their fall tour. Ray's Bar, $5 at the door.
For the past eighteen years, the members of Yo La Tengo (Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley, and James McNew) have been making eclectic, adventurous music that ranges freely between genres and styles.
Patty Griffin is one of today’s most powerful singer/songwriters, touching on universal truth, beauty, and sadness in life.
The Audible Picture Show, an unusual initiative from Edinburgh, Scotland, is proud to reach Texas with an inspiring presentation of audio-only "films" to be enjoyed, in darkness, in the comfort of a cinema.
Ballroom Marfa wraps up the 2005 music series with a performance by world renowned artist, legendary songwriter, and Texas visionary Terry Allen.
Join us this Memorial Weekend for a concert with Adam Bork and Conrad Choucroun at Ray's Bar. Doors at 8 pm.
Please join us for a special concert with Schuyler Fisk at the Crowley Theater on May 27, 2006. Doors at 8:30 pm.
Ballroom Concerts is thrilled to host Jenny Lewis, front-woman of the band Rilo Kiley and all around indie-darling, performing material from her debut album, Rabbit Fur Coat, and backed by Louisville sirens The Watson Twins.
Joanna Newsom is a harpist, pianist, and songwriter based in San Francisco.
Zykos plays live at Liberty Hall, January 20, 2008. Ross Cashiola opens.
Jeff Tweedy, indie-rock iconoclast and singer-songwriter of singular contemporary influence, brings his sprawling American vision to West Texas for an evening solo performance on January 21st.
As part of its genre-defying 2007 music season and an ongoing commitment to bringing art, culture, and independent music to West Texas, BALLROOM MARFA proudly welcomes Grizzly Bear and the Papercuts for their February 24th performances at Liberty Hall.
The Watson Twins electrified Marfa audiences during their appearance with Jenny Lewis last year, and it's BALLROOM Marfa's pleasure to welcome them back to West Texas for a March 14th spotlight engagement at Liberty Hall.
