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.

All tickets are will-call when arriving for the concert.  Online ticketing will be available in early October. As an alternative to online ticketing, call the cave at 830.537.4212 during regular business hours to purchase tickets by phone.

Texas Cellos return to the Cave Throne Room to perform a candlelit Traditional Nordic (cello) Choir representing a stunning Scandinavian tradition for St Lucia's Day. The celebration day is actually December 13th and coincides with the Winter Solstice of the old "Julian" pagan calendar. The Winter Solstice brings renewed hope for longer days ahead with the return of light and new life in winter.

Texas Cellos, a cello choir of 12 cellos (#cellosound), has been sharing the gorgeous voice of the cello with sold-out audiences since its founding. Cellists are a unique bunch with a shared love for sound, expression, and friendship in music-making. A cello choir has a wide enough range to play from the bass to the soprano, and the sound is warm and lyrical.

Set deep within the stunning Queen's Throne Room, these concerts offer a one-of-a-kind, memory-making experience where natural acoustics and ancient formations create an unforgettable underground performance venue.

About Joseph Kuipers (Creative Director of Texas Cello School)
The program includes folksongs and carols.
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