Life Beyond My Ancestors' Dream: A Black History Month Concert Starring Audra Scott

Audra Scott Performs in James Turrell's Come to Good

with Nick Woodhouse - Bass & Guitar, David Jones - Percussion

Audra Scott weaves together Negro spirituals set to jazz, classical, and gospel styles, creating a rich, accessible musical landscape for all ages. Each song is paired with story moments that provide historical context, personal reflection, and hope-filled perspective. Through heartfelt narration and music rooted in tradition yet reimagined for today, this performance honors the dreams of those who came before us—and celebrates the freedom to live beyond them.

Limited seating | One night only | Tickets $40 Suggested Price, $75 Pay It Forward Price (to support the artist and Keith House)
Prepare to be transported.

Doors open at 5:30 PM. Roof opens and music begins at 5:45 PM. The sunset sequence of Come to Good begins at 6:25 and ends at 7:00 PM.

There is ample public parking nearby. We are located at the Clearfork Trailhead, right by Press Cafe.

In the event of inclement weather, Audra will perform under the closed-dome lighting sequence, also created by James Turrell. We cannot offer refunds; however, you may reschedule your visit as many times as needed. If you need to cancel, please let us know at least 48 hours in advance.

About Audra Scott:

Audra Scott is a Fort Worth-based singer-songwriter, children’s book author, and educator. She holds degrees and an Artist Certificate from Prairie View A&M University, University of Arizona, and Southern Methodist University, all with a concentration in vocal performance.

After college, Audra joined the Munich-based Company, New York Harlem Theater, and performed throughout Europe for over ten years with the tour of Porgy & Bess. She has been seen in opera houses around the world, including Oper Leipzig, Bremen Music Theatre, Kölner Philharmonie, Komische Oper Berlin, Grand Théatre de Genéve, Chassé Theater (Netherlands), Amsterdam RAI, Le Colisée, Opéra de Massey and National theatre Mannheim, and Toruń, Poland. Audra has also been featured in a concert series entitled, 'Christmas Dreams from America,' presented throughout Germany. 

Audra’s career has taken a beautiful turn, merging her love of jazz and her classical training to present stirring arrangements of popular spirituals and jazz standards. In this new phase, she has performed on many stages, including the Denton Jazz Festival, Sammons Arts Center Jazz Series in Dallas (alongside renowned composer and arranger Curtis Bradshaw), and the Coppell Performing Arts Center.  Audra just returned from her second Gospel tour in Spain.