Tertulia x SF

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

5:45PM | Cocktails and Bites

6:45PM | Performance

Wildhawk | 3464 19th St | San Francisco

Join us for drinks, bites and an intimate performance with Kronos Quartet violist Ayane Kozasa

“Time and again, Kozasa’s viola stole the spotlight…” - New York Times

** Ticket includes light bar snacks and open bar. Price is inclusive of all service and processing fees.

***Please note: this event is strictly 21+. Guests may be asked for identification at the door.

In Dialogue

Wednesday, April 8, 2026 | 5PM

Hill Art Foundation | 239 10th Ave, Floor 3 | New York City

In Dialogue invites Tertulia musicians to respond to the Hill Art Foundation’s rotating exhibitions, offering musicians, artists and audiences alike the opportunity to deepen their listening and viewing experiences.

The Lost Beauty of Humankind:

Robert Bergman’s Portraits in the Hill Collection

Exhibit curated by David Levi Strauss, music curated by Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir

5PM | Drinks and Exhibition Viewing

6PM | Performance

featuring

Catherine Gregory, flute

Clara Lyon, violin

George Meyer, viola

Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir, cello

Program

Andrew Norman | Light Screens

Bach | Goldberg Variations, BWV 988: Aria

Pauline Oliveros | Pauline’s Solo

Mozart | Ave verum corpus, K 618

Valerie Coleman | Maombi Asante

Guillaume de Machaut | Ma fin est mon commencement

Admission is free, reservations are required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tertulia-x-hill-art-foundation-tickets-1982847903456?aff=oddtdtcreator

Bar SprezzaturA sf

Wednesday, May 6, 2026 | 6:00 PM

The Terrace at Bar Sprezzatura | One Maritime Plaza #100 | San Francisco

An elegant pre-dinner evening of drinks and passed hors d’oeuvres, the Terrace at Bar Sprezzatura resounds with nine of the country’s finest chamber musicians performing one of the most beloved works of the repertoire.

ITINERARY

Drinks and passed bites

GOLIJOV | “Last Round” for string nonet

Drinks and passed hors d’oeuvres

MENDELSSOHN | String Octet, Op. 20

featuring

Chad Hoopes, Amy Schwartz Moretti, Owen Dalby, and Livia Sohn, violins

Katie Kadarauch and Maiya Papach, violas

Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir and Michelle Djokic, cellos

Anthony Manzo, double bass

Tickets start at $95 and include open bar, extensive hors d’oeuvres, and the performance, as well as all processing fees.

Tertulia x NYC

Sunday, May 17, 2026 | 7:00 pm
Locanda Verde | New York City

featuring

Pallavi Mahidhara, piano

Isabelle Ai Durrenberger, violin

Nathan Vickery, cello

Itinerary

First Course

Reena Esmail | Saans

Veronique Vaka | Boreas

Amy Beach | Romance

Lili Boulanger | Nocturne and Cortège

Second Course

Felix Mendelssohn | Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49

Dessert

Prices include cocktails, a four course menu with specially-selected wines and the performance, and are inclusive of gratuity and all service fees.

Music and Food in Canada’s Culinary and Cultural Capital

The Weekend

From the cobblestones and cathedrals of the old town to the dynamic galleries and world-class gastronomy of its walkable neighborhoods, Montréal is a beacon of savoir-vivre.

From October 9-11, 2026 Tertulia takes up residence in Canada’s culinary and cultural capital, filling carefully curated restaurants, cafes and art spaces with chamber music performed by a cast of leading Canadian chamber musicians.

Anchored by four performances (three evenings and one weekend morning), Tertulia’s weekend festivals offer the opportunity to discover a new city, spend time with family and friends and join our global community of culture and dining lovers, many of whom join for our festivals year after year.

The Artists

Canadian violinist and cellist Blake Pouliot and Rachel Mercer join Montreal’s Henry Kramer (piano) and Romie de Guise-Langlois (clarinet) for a weekend of performances hosted by Tertulia Artistic Director, oboist and half-Canadian James Austin Smith

The Hotel

Hotel packages include three nights at the chic Hôtel Le Germain, steps from downtown Montréal’s shopping, dining and cultural offerings. Québécois-owned, featuring a modern reinterpretation of sixties-inspired décor, Hôtel Le Germain is the perfect base for a weekend spent exploring the city.

Tickets

Hotel Packages, available in single or double, include three nights’ accommodation at Hôtel Le Germain (Classic King with view) as well as the weekend’s four music and food events (two full dinner performances, two light-hospitality events, all beverages included).

Check-in: Friday, October 9, 2026* from 3PM | Check-out: Monday, October 12, 2026 at 12PM

Extensions to hotel stays at Tertulia’s package rates are available based on availability.
Please note: breakfast is not included in this year’s hotel package.
*Friday’s opening night event will be timed to accommodate flights departing from the west coast on Friday morning.

Weekend Passes include the weekend’s four music and food events (two full Tertulia dinner performances, two light hospitality performances, all beverages included).

All prices are in US Dollars. Guests may avoid credit card processing fees by paying via check or Zelle. Please contact info@tertulianyc.org to arrange payment.

All tickets to Tertulia x Montréal include a donation (tax deductible in the United States, recognizable in tax year 2026) to help offset the artistic and organizational costs of the weekend’s festivities.

Full event details and musical programs will be announced in late spring/early summer.

Tertulia Trips

Tertulia’s weekend festivals comprise of four performances in carefully curated eating, drinking and cultural spaces. Beyond some helpful tips and recommendations of things to see, do, eat and drink, we leave the remainder of the weekend to our guests to enjoy the destination in their own way and at their own pace.

Following our highly popular escapes to Reykjavik (2023), Berlin (2024) and Istanbul (2025), Tertulia x Montréal promises an autumn weekend of music, food and culture to remember.

Images from Tertulia x Reykjavík (2023), Tertulia x Berlin (2024) and Tertulia x Istanbul (2025)
Photo credits Laimonas Baranauskas, Philip Lamss, Mohammad Sadoughi and Cenep Darvishzade

See you in Montréal!