Tenor Brady DelVecchio invites audiences to the table for an evening where music, memory, and food intertwine. Inspired by his Italian heritage and a family secret, this recital blends beloved Italian songs, operatic favorites, and American classics into a heartfelt exploration of family, culture, and Italian flavors. Through stories of Sunday dinners, Fascist secrets, and the immigrant journey from Italy to the American Midwest, Brady serves up a performance that is both deeply personal and warmly familiar—proving that music, like pasta, is best when shared.

*Beer and wine will be available for patrons 21 years and above. 

For 25 vibrant years, the Cultural Arts Division has been the beating heart of Farmington Hills and Farmington’s cultural scene—where creativity and community unite. As the largest dedicated municipal arts division in Michigan, we spark inspiration through classes, events, exhibits, performances, and hands-on experiences at The Hawk Community Center.

The Hawk Mainstage is a beautiful, state-of-the-art performing arts venue with 767-seats and a completely upgraded light and sound system. The theatre offers opportunities for all ages to experience arts and culture in many forms, including theatrical productions, concerts, comedy, dance performances and festivals, classes, camps, speaker series, and literary events - and so much more!

The Hawk Theatre isn’t just a mainstage venue; we also have a Black Box that can be configured in any way. Having this versatile space allows us to bring more intimate shows to the community. We host comedy, jazz concerts, cabarets, drag shows, and more!

Not only do we have productions and concerts for adults, but we also cater to the youth as well. With our Youth Theatre Program, we bring full scale productions to our stage. Here at The Hawk, we strive to bring performances for all ages! We have performances and classes as young as 3 years old all the way to 18 years of age