Deck the Halls
Sunday, December 6, 2026, 2:00PM & 6:00PM
Lied Center for Performing Arts
‘Tis the season! LSO’s annual celebration returns with two performances for the whole family to enjoy! Join guest conductor Lucas Waldin and jazz/soul singer Rajdulari for a concert full of holly, jolly, and more. LSO will bring beloved holiday songs to life alongside Bell-issimo handbell choir, Lincoln Suzuki Studios, Standing Bear High School Vocal Music Program, and the adaptive dance company Dancing Beyond Limits.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE STARTING AT $100
SINGLE TICKETS:
$25 | $50 ADULTS
$5 YOUTH
$10 YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Guest Artist
Rajdulari, Vocalist
Rajdulari is a chart-topping jazz/soul vocalist and actor based in New York City. Her latest album ‘Journey of a Woman’ reached Billboard’s Top 100 in R&B and held the #1 spot on UK’s Soul chart for over three weeks. Hailed as one of Soultrain.com’s “Best of What’s Next” artists, Rajdulari is now in the process of recording her 3rd album under her own Independent Label. Rajdulari’s recent engagements include She’s Got Soul with The Cleveland Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Utah Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, Calgary Philharmonic, Naples Philharmonic, Sarasota Orchestra, Tucson Symphony, Arkansas Symphony, Colorado Springs Philharmonic, and Asheville Symphony; as well as Aretha: A Tribute with Colorado Symphony Orchestra at Red Rocks Amphitheater, San Francisco Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Utah Symphony, Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Anchorage Symphony, Colorado Springs Philharmonic, Wichita Symphony, Modesto Symphony, Southwest Symphony, West Michigan Symphony; and ICON: The Voices That Changed Music with Houston Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, North Carolina Symphony, Reno Philharmonic, Edmonton Symphony, Long Beach Symphony, Helena Symphony, Anchorage Symphony, Princeton Symphony, Pensacola Symphony, and Ann Arbor Symphony, among many others. Having toured worldwide, Rajdulari continues to grace the music industry with her empowering lyrics, soulful and revolutionary performances nationwide. Her charming charisma accompanied by her rich, passionate vocals give her an unforgettable presence on stage. For more info, visit www.rajdulari.com
Prepare for the concert
Frequently Asked Questions
HOW CAN I PREPARE FOR THE CONCERT?
Get connected by joining LSO’s eNewsletter list and by following us on Facebook, Linkedin, and Instagram. On our website, read program notes and listen to our Spotify playlist for upcoming concerts. For a more in-depth conversation about each classical concert, watch LSO’s Pre-Concert Chats with Maestro Polochick and special guests, hosted by Nebraska Public Media. The chat for each classical concert is available to view online on our YouTube beginning the Monday prior to the concert and is also screened in the Steinhart Room 45 minutes before the concert begins.
WHERE CAN I PARK?
For Lied Center concerts we offer valet parking, and parking is also available at several downtown garages, including Que Place (11th & Q), Larson Garage (13th & Q), Market Place (10th & Q), and Haymarket Garage (9th & Q). Pre-pay for your event parking at parkandgo.org. Street parking is available for our family concerts, located at O’Donnell Auditorium at 50th & Huntington on the Nebraska Wesleyan University campus.
WHAT OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FAMILIES?
Our family concerts are a perfect way to introduce children to classical music during an hour-long presentation that includes actors or puppets. We also welcome children at all Lied Center concerts, and we provide special children’s program magazines which include educational activities, a coloring page, and a coupon for a free treat at intermission. If your child is becoming noisy during Lied Center events, ask any usher to be directed to the glassed-in room at the back of the main floor, where you can see and hear the performance without disturbing your neighbors.
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