Spring Equinox - Rudi & the Rudiments - 2025

Event Date:

Saturday, March 22, 2025

Event Time:

7 PM

Event Website:

Sold Out - See other ticketing concerts below!

Other concerts currently ticketing are:
5/03/25 Serenata a las Madres, Luis Villa with the Trio Palenque
5/24/25 Remember, Woodland Winds
6/07/25 Discover Nature With Music, Joseph Kuipers (cello) & Elena Fainshtein (accordion), celebrating the annual Cave & Karst Week
6/14/25 Scott Tixier with his Jazz Band and guest cellist, Joseph Kuipers

And much more for 2025 - Save the date
6/21/25 Summer Solstice, Rudi & the Rudiments
7/5/25 An Evening with Ginny Mac
7/19/25 Fourteen & Six, Dr. Andrew Flory
8/31/25 Axiom String Quartet

All tickets are "will call" on show day. If you prefer to purchase tickets via phone, call the cave - 830.537.4212 - during normal business hours.

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.

Enjoy an evening of stirring contemporary acoustic music, with soaring vocal harmonies, and a percussive tribal/world-beat vibe performed on an unusual mix of ancient and modern instruments, The songs focus on the theme of Spring Equinox (beginning of Spring) as a time of re-birth and renewed energy. Some of the concert will be performed in total darkness, illuminated by periods of flickering candlelight, providing a visually rich, spellbinding setting and mesmerizing listening environment.

Featuring the words and music of songwriter/performance artist Rudi Harst (vocals, guitar, Native American flute, dulcimer, Tibetan bowls) accompanied by a modern-ancient blend of instrumentation by The Rudiments: Ray Palmer (keyboard); Michael Madison (percussion), Alex Salinas (drums); Medusa (didgeridoo), Pat Carey (bass), Milton Holbrook (sitar), and Courtney King (flute).

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