It's important to note that concert ticketing is final. Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to your visit. 
Entry/Exit to the cave is via 126 steps with handrails and eight landings. All are encouraged to take the steps at their own pace. There is no wheelchair access to the cave.

Alternatively, call the cave during normal business hours - 830.537.4212 to purchase tickets via phone.

All advance tickets are "will-call" performance day.

Enjoy the angelic voice of Amanda Pascali, accompanied by multi-instrumentalist Addison Freeman as they perform unique Immigrant American Folk music. 

When Amanda's father was expelled from his home country for his stand against the government, Amanda stepped into the role of a storyteller for her family's experiences and diaspora. As the emerging voice of America's most culturally diverse generation, the 25-year-old Pascali crafts songs that mirror the journey of growing up as a first-generation American. Amanda's music, now known as Immigrant American Folk, weaves a compelling narrative of existence - 'too foreign for here, too foreign for home, and never enough for both.'

Internationally acclaimed, bilingual singer/songwriter and 2021 Houston Chronicle "Musician of the Year," Amanda Pascali, was born in Queens, New York, and is now based in Houston, TX. Often referred to as a "young, female, and Italian Bob Dylan," Amanda has released music and performed internationally, from the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington DC to packed houses in Italy, Romania, and across the Eastern Hemisphere. Accompanied by classically trained multi-instrumentalist Addison Freeman, Amanda is not only a powerful poet with an angelic voice but an unstoppable force.

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