- Home
- Coming Up
- Jindabyne
- What Moves You? Feb. – Spiritual Reflections
- Kim Stanley Robinson
- A Pair of Silent Film Classics with Live Music
- THE 222 Jazz Jam Session 2023
- Boudu Saved From Drowning
- Julia B. Levine – Ordinary Psalms
- Alexander Malofeev
- Mary Stallings Duo
- Inna Faliks – Pianist – Ellen Bass – Poet
- Zodiac Trio
- Nilson Matta & Jovino Santos Neto Dynamic Brazilian Duo with guest Ami Molinelli
- Charles Lloyd & Gerald Clayton Duo
- SF Choral Artists
- Events Calendar
- Support The 222
- Gift Certificates
- About Us
- Contact The 222
- Buy Tickets
PREV
NEXT
THE 222 is a performing arts center in Healdsburg California with world-class events to be seen and heard in the areas of Jazz, film, poetry, choral music, classical music and other performing arts. It is located in the renowned Paul Mahder Gallery.
THE 222's vision is to create outstanding experiences in the performing arts.
→Unique multi-disciplinary performances and collaborations
→Moderated events for audience engagement
→Acclaimed artists, musicians, film makers, writers, performers and innovators of our day
Our 222 Team:
Eleanor Nichols
Film Program Director
Sanford Dole
Choral Program Director
Sally Hubbell
Community Program Director
Paul Mahder
Executive Director
Gary McLaughlin
Classical Program Director
Jessica Felix
Jazz Program Director
Laurie Glover
Literary Arts Program Director
Aldo Billingslea
Theatre Program Director
Jonathan Wind
Social Media Manager
Thom Butler
Development Director
Marina Pace
Marketing/PR Director
David Hubbell
Education Director
Caroline Altman
Opera Program Director
"The way you survive in the performing arts is by having a sense of your audience, and doing things which entertain and satisfy the audience, but in a more important way, cause the audience to question many things."
"The world is a complicated place, and there's a lot of division between people. The performing arts tend to unify people in a way nothing else does."
"Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere."