At just 18, violinist Amaryn Olmeda @amarynolmedaviolin has already performed on some of the world’s most celebrated sta
St Josephs Historic Foundation

At just 18, violinist Amaryn Olmeda @amarynolmedaviolin has already performed on some of the world’s most celebrated stages. Now she’s coming to Hayti. 🎻 A first-prize winner of the prestigious Sphinx Competition, Amaryn made her Carnegie Hall solo debut at just 14. She’s since performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, Houston Symphony, and more, earning recognition for her powerful, expressive playing. But this visit is about more than a performance. On November 5 & 6, we’re bringing Amaryn’s artistry into the Durham community, creating opportunities for young musicians, students, and emerging artists to see what’s possible when talent, dedication, and opportunity come together. Whether you’re a musician yourself, raising a young artist, or simply love live music, we hope you’ll join us. TWO CHANCES TO EXPERIENCE AMARYN: 🎻 Thursday, November 5 | 12:30–1 PM Free community performance at Durham Station 515 W. Pettigrew Street, Durham 🎻 Friday, November 6 | 7 PM Amaryn Olmeda LIVE at Hayti Hayti Heritage Center 804 Old Fayetteville Street, Durham 🎟️ Reserve your seat for Friday’s performance through the link in our bio. Want to help bring more young people into the room? You can also sponsor a young person’s ticket. Tag a young musician, music teacher, student, or artist who should know about this. And share this with someone who loves live music. Your Home. Your Hayti. FREE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE! 📅 Thursday, November 5 | 12:30–1 PM 📍 Durham Station | 515 W. Pettigrew Street, Durham 🎟️ Free and open to everyone. No registration needed. Our beautiful Durham bus station meets a world-class violinist 🎻 For an afternoon moment, we’re turning Durham Station into a place to pause, listen, and experience something unexpected: no barriers between music and the people. That’s what community-centered art can look like. And that’s the kind of Durham Hayti loves. See you at the station, no ticket required.

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