Lucia Flores-Wiseman live in Redmond

Experience Lucia Flores-Wiseman live on July 25th

Lucia Flores-Wiseman is a vocalist and composer specializing in Sephardic music, drawing heavily on the traditions of Ladino song – Jewish-Spanish music preserved by descendants of those expelled from Spain in 1492. Her performances often blend historical research with contemporary arrangements, incorporating elements of jazz, flamenco, and world music alongside the traditional instrumentation. Flores-Wiseman’s work frequently explores themes of cultural identity, displacement, and resilience.

City Hall in Redmond, Washington, serves as both the municipal government building and a community event space. Completed in 2006, the building was designed with sustainability in mind and achieved LEED Gold certification. The Redmond City Hall auditorium is a versatile venue known for its acoustics and capacity to host a range of performances including concerts, lectures, and civic gatherings. Its design incorporates natural light and views of the surrounding Redmond Central Park. The building replaced a previous City Hall constructed in 1961 which had become inadequate for the city’s growing needs. It is intended to be a central hub for civic life and cultural events within Redmond.