The Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operated music festival in the United States at which no admission is charged.The Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival was founded by Grace Stewart Mullen, whose vision was that “music is for everyone” and should be accessible to all regardless of their ability to pay admission. Mullen’s dream of bringing professional quality, classically-oriented performing arts to her community has been carried on in today’s Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival, held from June through August each year and still open free to the public. Since its inception in 1923, an estimated four million people have attended an evening of entertainment under the stars at the Redlands Bowl.

2019 Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival

No admission charge. No tickets needed. No reservations needed. Seating is first-come, first- served. All performances begin at 8:00 pm.

Friday, June 21

Broadway and Beyond
Redlands Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Maestro Frank Fetta
Featuring Nicole Henry

Tuesday, June 25

Papa Doo Run Run

Friday, June 28

Skerryvore

Tuesday, July 2

The Grand Finals of the Young Artists Concerto Competition
With the Hollywood Chamber Orchestra
And featured guest artist Lindsay Deutsch
Competition Music Director: Frank Paul Fetta

Tuesday, July 9

“A Salute to Glen Campbell” by Jeff Dayton

Friday, July 12

Mariachi Divas

Saturday, July 13

“Those Were the Days” The Spirit and Songs of the 60’s starring William Florian, former member of The New Christy Minstrels

Tuesday, July 16

The Kalama Brothers

Friday, July 19

Mozart by Moonlight
The Redlands Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Ransom Wilson

Thursday, July 25 – Sunday, July 28

Singin’ in the Rain