CelloGayageum Berkeley tickets
CelloGayageum fans, Are you ready for Berkeley? on Friday, October 30th 2026 CelloGayageum will be playing at Freight & Salvage, CA. Score your CelloGayageum tickets Berkeley right here.
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Get Your CelloGayageum Tickets in Berkeley: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for CelloGayageum Freight & Salvage
2020 Addison St., Berkeley, CA
94704, US
1. Berkeley Way Garage - 0.3 miles, $3/hour
2. Center Street Garage - 0.4 miles, $3/hour
3. Oxford Street Garage - 0.5 miles, $3/hour
4. Street Parking - 0.1 miles, $1-$2/hour
5. Allston Way Lot - 0.3 miles, $5 flat rate
CelloGayageum Concert Live at Freight & Salvage | Berkeley – October 30th, 2026
If you’re into folk music that really hits the soul, CelloGayageum Berkeley is the place to be, and Freight & Salvage is its beating heart. This venue isn’t just about concerts; it’s about keeping those traditional sounds alive, whether it’s a soulful fiddle session or a lively bluegrass pickin’ party. They really know how to create an atmosphere, often featuring local food vendors that add that extra flavor to your night out. And it’s not just about the music, 2020 saw them launching a podcast series where artists chat about their craft and the stories behind their tunes, which is kinda cool if you want to get a little deeper. The community vibe is strong here, with regular events that make you feel like you’re part of something bigger than just a concert. Plus, if you want a more respectful, Dignified vibe, they offer reserved seating, and seniors often score discounts either online or at the door. And hey, if you’re coming from the south, the route is pretty straightforward, just hop on 880, switch to 80, follow the signs to Berkeley, and keep an eye out for landmarks like the university grounds, it’s all part of the adventure. CelloGayageum Berkeley and Freight & Salvage together make every show feel like a special occasion, a real celebration of culture and community.
What time does CelloGayageum start at Freight & Salvage?
CelloGayageum starts at 8:00 PM on Friday, October 30, 2026. Doors open at 7:00 PM at Freight & Salvage.
How much are CelloGayageum tickets at Freight & Salvage?
Tickets are $39 in advance or $44 on the day of the show, including all fees. The listed prices are for general-admission seating and may change if ticket availability changes.
What's on the program for CelloGayageum?
The program features original works by Sol Daniel Kim and Dayoung Yoon. It combines Western classical cello with the Korean gayageum; a more detailed Berkeley works list has not been posted.
Who is conducting CelloGayageum, and who are the soloists?
CelloGayageum is performed by duo members Sol Daniel Kim and Dayoung Yoon, with no separate conductor listed. Kim and Yoon perform the cello and gayageum parts, respectively.
How long is the CelloGayageum concert?
The concert is expected to run about two hours, from approximately 8:00 to 10:00 PM. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the seating window is noted as roughly 7:30–9:30 PM.
Where do I park at Freight & Salvage, and how much is it?
The Center Street Garage is next door to Freight & Salvage and is open nightly until 1:00 AM except Sunday. The available venue information does not list the garage’s parking rate, so confirm the current fee before parking.
How do I get to Freight & Salvage by public transit?
Take BART to Downtown Berkeley station, which is about half a block from Freight & Salvage. Multiple AC Transit bus lines also stop within a few blocks of the venue.
What is the address of Freight & Salvage?
Freight & Salvage is at 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704. The venue is in downtown Berkeley, about half a block from BART.
