Most people see anniversaries as an opportunity to reflect on the past, but Vetta Chamber Music is marking its 30th season with a sanguine look at what’s to come.

The grassroots organization is spotlighting the next generation of classical musicians with two concerts at West Point Grey United Church. Among the performers will be Talisa Blackman, a young pianist who has played with the likes of the Canadian Opera Company, the National Repertory, and Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra. Blackman will perform alongside violinist Joan Blackman and cellist Marlena Tureski in a curated program that includes Frank Bridge’s melodic Phantasie and Antonín Dvorák’s folk-inspired Dumky trio.

The shows take place on Thursday and Friday (November 26 and 27).