The program, inspired by the spirit of America250, celebrates the diverse musical traditions and voices that have shaped our nation artistically. Featuring works by American composers, this free outdoor concert offers something for audiences of all ages. Whether you’re a lifelong concertgoer or discovering the orchestra for the first time, you will enjoy this unforgettable concert.

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Pops in the Park

Quiet Waters Park

Downs Park

Academy Park

Clarence Town Park

North Park Community School #50

North Park Community School PS #50

Inspired by Steven R. Gerber's Fanfare for the Voice of A-M-E-R-I-C-A, American Composers Orchestra's American Fanfares showcases original fanfares for brass quintet by composers from ACO's Compose Yourself! program and Musicambia's program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility.

American Fanfares at Matthiessen Park

Matthiessen Park

Van Cortlandt Park Golf Lake House

Presented with support from Niagara Falls State Park, Beaver Island State Park, New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, and in-park partner, Montante International.

Beaver Island State Park

This year’s Fourth of July Spectacular commemorates our nation’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries with A Star-Spangled 250, led by the one conductor uniquely suited to bring the scale, spirit, and celebration of this moment to life—Carl Topilow.

Fourth of July Spectacular

Riverwalk Center

Christopher Bell conducts the Grant Park Orchestra in this annual Chicago tradition. The family-friendly celebration includes patriotic favorites alongside Gershwin’s Three Preludes with principal clarinetist Dario Brignoli and Carlos Gardel’s Tango (Por Una Cabeza) with concertmaster Jeremy Black.

Independence Day Salute

Millennium Park

Celebrate America’s 250th with Caramoor’s most festive tradition! Join us for a historic Independence Day spectacular featuring the Westchester Symphonic Winds. Honor 250 years of American spirit with a program of patriotic favorites. The evening concludes with a dazzling fireworks display that lights up the sky. It’s a perfect 4th of July party for the whole family!

Pops, Patriots, and Fireworks

Venetian Theater at Caramoor

Join the National Repertory Orchestra for a star-spangled celebration at Rainbow Park in Silverthorne! This year’s Fourth of July Spectacular commemorates our nation’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries with A Star-Spangled 250, led by the one conductor uniquely suited to bring the scale, spirit, and celebration of this moment to life—Carl Topilow.

This free outdoor concert is a family-friendly event filled with music, fun, and patriotic spirit—an NRO tradition that brings the community together for an unforgettable Independence Day experience. Families will enjoy the NRO Instrument Petting Zoo, where kids can explore different instruments and get hands-on musical fun. Wear your red, white, and blue, and soak in the festive atmosphere with friends, neighbors, and music lovers of all ages.

Fourth of July Spectacular (Silverthorne)

Rainbow Park

The South Bend Symphony and guest conductor David Lockington present a powerful community concert honoring the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. Experience patriotic favorites and uplifting orchestral music in an inspiring celebration of freedom at the Morris Performing Arts Center.

Salute to Freedom

Morris Performing Arts Center

A summer night at Buffalo’s Outer Harbor with JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, celebrating the spirit of America through music.  From sweeping orchestral favorites to iconic themes, Western New Yorkers can gather together for a powerful celebration of America250, culminating in a glittering fireworks display over Lake Erie.

Sound & Sky on the Waterfront

Terminal B at the Outer Harbor

IPO lowers the curtain on our 48thseason by celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This Semiquincentennial celebration features music by Joan Tower, Jessie Montgomery, John Philip Sousa and concludes with Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait. The evening will begin at 6:30pm with a FREE pre-concert lecture. Hosted by IPO bassist Alison Gaines, the lecture will feature narrator LaRob K. Rafael, IPO Gibb Music Director Stilian Kirov, and violist Matthew Lipman.

AMERICA TURNS 250: A Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of America in Music

Trinity Christian College

IPO lowers the curtain on our 48thseason by celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This Semiquincentennial celebration features music by Joan Tower, Jessie Montgomery, John Philip Sousa and concludes with Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait.

AMERICAN TURNS 250: A Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of America in Music

An American Celebration

St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral

The Wind Symphony welcomes world-renowned composer, David Amram, for the premiere performance of the band version of his orchestra work This Land: Symphonic Variations on a Song by Woody Guthrie. DMA Wind Conducting student Shawn Davern will conduct the Wind Symphony on this transcription, completed by Davern in collaboration with the composer. The program also includes William Schuman’s New England Triptych and Sousa's The Liberty Bell March.

Wind Symphony

Weigel Auditorium

Primarily for non-music majors who desire a concert band experience, the University and Campus Bands are open to the entire U-M community and offer a great opportunity to enjoy an immersive musical experience and to learn from SMTD’s renowned faculty. The University Band is the most advanced non-music-major band and placement is by audition. Campus Band is open to any student with experience.

Campus & University Bands

University of Michigan

An all-American spectacular caps off the season as we celebrate our country’s 250th birthday. The best of our nation’s music is represented in this program, from jazz to ragtime to Broadway, crowned by Ferde Grofé’s grand symphonic masterwork, the Grand Canyon Suite, celebrating the amazing natural wonder in our own backyard.

POPS Concert:  America 250 Celebration

Sedona Performing Arts Center

Join us in celebration for the retirement of Prof. Jerry Luckhardt and his tenure at the University of Minnesota-TC. This concert will feature guest speakers, archival materials, and a performance filled with repertoire that is special to Prof. Luckhardt, including: Giovanni Gabrieli’s Canzona per Sonare No. 2, Shelley Hanson’s Albanian Dance, H. Owen Reed’s Michigan Morn, Gustav Holst’s Second Suite in F, Alex Shapiro’s Depth, Jonathan Newman’s Blow It Up and Start Again, J. P Sousa’s Minnesota March, Frank Ticheli’s Rest, and Dmitri Shostakovich’s Folk Dances, transcribed by H. Robert Reynolds. This performance will be one you will not want to miss.

Symphonic Band

University of Minnesota

Guest performance in Arnstadt »Do you speak English?«

Theater in the castle garden

Join the San Jose Metropolitan Band for our spring concert, Viva l’Italia! We will be presenting an exciting preview of the program that we will be performing during our June concert tour of Italy. Led by our director Ken Nakamoto, we will be featuring an eclectic program of concert band music from the early 1900s through today. We will feature the world premiere of The Power of Two, by local up-and-coming composer Vivian Le. In a nod to our host country, we will be playing The Pines of the Appian Way, from Ottorino Respighi’s tone poem Pines of Rome, and the Italian National Anthem. From this side of the Atlantic, we will feature the concert band classic Chester (William Schuman), West Highlands Sojourn (Robert Sheldon), Chasing Sunlight (Cait Nishimura), and the iconic The Stars and Stripes Forever (John Philip Sousa). We will round out the program with other SJMB favorites.

San Jose Metropolitan Band presents Viva L'Italia

Hammer Theatre Center

What happens when school spirit, cinematic power, and classical fanfare meet center stage? You get Mad About Marches—a sport-centric evening of pure orchestral momentum that brings together fans of music, athletics, and pageantry in one unforgettable celebration.

This pulse-pounding program kicks off with a flurry of iconic marches that span stadiums, screen, and ceremony. From Sousa’s Washington Post March to the unmistakable energy of Roundball Rock (the theme to NBA on NBC), the first half delivers big brass, booming percussion, and instantly recognizable anthems. Audiences will cheer for local favorites like the University of Michigan and Michigan State University fight songs, get swept up in the thrill of John Williams’ Imperial March, and soar with one of his Olympic masterpieces. It’s a full-court press of musical power and pride.

Mad About Marches

Ford Center for the Performing Arts

A tribute to American resilience, history, and creativity! We open with Hailstork’s Fanfare on Amazing Grace and Gould’s rousing American Salute. Patricia Leonard’s My Dearest Friend offers a touching glimpse into the letters of John and Abigail Adams, leading into Copland’s powerful Lincoln Portrait, narrated by Rev. Alvie Young. Contemporary voices shine in Laura Karpman’s All American and Ivan Trevino’s Run to the Light, featuring MTS Principal Percussionists Sherry Rubins and Paul Millette. The concert closes with patriotic favorites, joined by members of the United States Air Force Band of the West.

Home of the Brave

New Braunfels Civic/Convention Center

A varied program of dynamic works includes Pegasus Fanfare from The Sleeping Spirit by John Gibson, Starry Ocean by Shuying Li,  Anahita by Roshanne Etezady, Hands Across the Sea by John Philip Sousa, and The Wild Goose by Ryan George. David Thornton, conductor.

Symphony Band

Michigan State University

Family Concert: The Sound of Red, White, and Blue

Heritage Middle School

Marin Symphony Principal Pops Conductor, the irrepressible Stuart Chafetz, brings us a delightful program of light classics, with critters everywhere. Not only bats, bugs, and birds, but also a splash of Beatles!

Marin Symphony Pops 2026: Bats & Bugs & Birds, Oh My!

Marin Center

Join us for a children’s concert where the Symphonic Band presents Dan Brown’s Wild Symphony, with guest actor Dean Holt from Children's Theatre Company as narrator. Other works that will be performed include J. P. Sousa’s Mother Goose March, Eric Whitacre’s Seal Lullaby, and Percy Grainger’s Children’s March.

Dan Brown's Wild Symphony

Coffee Concert № 3 “Do you speak English?”

Volkshaus Jena

Celebrate nearly 250 years of American music with your Greeley Philharmonic. The concert includes the patriotic “Liberty Fanfare” and “Stars and Stripes Forever.” Also featured is Copland’s ballet, Appalachian Spring, inspired by the American frontier. Bernstein’s Three Dance Episodes and “A New World A’Comin” by Duke Ellington fuse jazz and orchestral traditions. The second half opens with a world premiere of a piece by Julie Giroux. Join us on January 31st to hear your American favorites or to discover something new!

Stars & stripes Forever

University of Northern Colorado

Each season ticket purchase will provide you with one ticket to each of the upcoming six concerts of the season. If there is a concert you cannot attend, we can either donate your ticket to a student/veteran or provide you with extra tickets to a different concert date.

Independence Day Celebration Concert

La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church

The sweeping romantic melodies of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s beloved Second Piano Concerto come alive in the hands of the amazing young, medal-winning pianist Harmony Zhu. George Gershwin captures the essence of his opera Porgy and Bess in his dazzling suite, Catfish Row. A spectacular opening to a spectacular season.

Happy 250th Birthday America!

Rancho Campana Performing Arts Center

Bank Of America Performing Arts 

A delightful collection of your favorite Christmas carols and light classics, including music by Johann Strauss, Bizet, Puccini, Mancini, Sousa and others. Soprano Kristin Vogel returns to celebrate the season with inspiring holiday songs and famous operatic arias. Acclaimed for her powerful lyric voice and onstage intensity, Soprano Kristin Vogel has been lauded for roles that require dramatic passion and sensitive musicality, such as Puccini’s Tosca, Mimi in La Bohème and Donna Elvira in Mozart’s Don Giovanni. Performing regularly in Europe and the United States, she divides her time between Vienna and the Pacific Northwest.

Holiday Pops

Edmonds Center For the Arts

Celebrate Independence Day with the South Bend Symphony on July 4 with our annual Salute to Freedom concert, a patriotic celebration that honors our nation’s independence with moving American favorites such as “American Salute”, “God Bless America”, 1812 Overture, and more with guest soloist Jennie Sophia and guest narrator Muffet McGraw, former Notre Dame women’s basketball coach!

Salute To Freedom

An American Salute

Mechanics Bank Theater

Get ready for a grand tour of Europe with beloved travel expert Rick Steves as your guide. Rick Steves’ Symphonic Europe is a one-of-a-kind concert event that combines breathtaking symphonic music with stunning video from Rick’s acclaimed PBS travel series—projected above the orchestra in high-definition and synchronized live with the music.

From the noble beauty of Elgar and the rhapsodic sweep of Smetana’s The Moldau to the joyful grandeur of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy and the iconic charm of Strauss’s Emperor Waltz, each piece in this globe-trotting program evokes a different place, tradition, or cultural landmark. Rick Steves appears on screen throughout the concert, sharing personal insights and stories that deepen the audience’s connection to each work and destination.

Rick Steves’ Symphonic Europe

Ford Community & Performing Arts Center

The Stanford Symphony Orchestra and Stanford Wind Symphony team up to present the annual Halloween Concert in Dinkelspiel Auditorium with a dramatic program of repertoire appropriate for the season.

2025 Halloween Concert

Stanford University

After our traditional season-opener, The Star Spangled Banner, the Symphony will treat you to Gade's Marriotta Overture.

Autumn Concert

Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre

Voices Of America: American Icons

Sandler Center for the Performing Arts

Proceeds will be donated to benefit victims of the California Wildfires, through programs established by the Salvation Army.

Sounds of Hollywood

Miller Symphony Hall

The BPO presents a free, outdoor concert at Niawanda Park in Tonawanda.

Niawanda Park

The BPO presents a free, outdoor concert at Academy Park in Lewiston.

Academy Park, Lewiston

Join your Colorado Symphony for a musical evening under the stars at the Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheater in this tribute to Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.

A Tribute to Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops

Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities

The BPO presents a free, outdoor concert at Goat Island in Niagara Falls State Park.

Goat Island – Niagara Falls State Park

Goat Island State Park

The BPO presents a free, outdoor performance at Bidwell Parkway featuring music from our upcoming 2025-26 season.

Bidwell Parkway

Bidwell Park

Celebrate Independence Day and kick off SummerFest with an evening of patriotic favorites, uplifting American classics. With highlights from Wicked and Star Wars, to the iconic Stars and Stripes Forever and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, this concert is bursting with joy, pride, and community spirit.

Patriotic Pops

The Music Center at Strathmore

The annual Star Spangled Spectacular at the beautiful Starlight Theatre salutes our great American composers! The RSO performs a variety of favorites, including the always-popular tribute to our community’s veterans. Featuring Broadway star John Rapson (Sweeney Todd, Les Misérables, Ragtime) and local rising talent Robbie Strader (Rockford University, Ragtime at RVC Starlight). Join us for this patriotic celebration!

Star Spangled Spectacular

Rock Valley College

Gather with family and friends at Oregon Ridge for an evening of patriotic favorites, uplifting American classics, and a dazzling fireworks finale.

Star-Spangled Spectacular at Oregon Ridge

Oregon Ridge Park

Join us for the SMSO’s annual tribute to America and its steadfast strength with a mixture of patriotic favorites, film scores, and iconic American works. The 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky synchronized to an outstanding fireworks display ends this spectacular celebration! 

Salute to America

Shadowland Pavilion

Each year, the Des Moines Symphony welcomes more than 100,000 Central Iowans to celebrate Independence Day at Yankee Doodle Pops, the largest single-day concert event in Iowa. This July, Music Director & Conductor Joseph Giunta and the musicians of the Des Moines Symphony are pleased to bring The Des Moines Symphony’s 31st Annual Yankee Doodle Pops to everyone in the state through a broadcast in partnership with Iowa PBS and Iowa Public Radio. As always, the Des Moines Symphony will perform time-honored patriotic favorites, including the 1812 Overture and Stars & Stripes Forever.

Yankee Doodle Pops

Iowa State Capitol

Gather with family and friends at the BSO's two homes for an evening of patriotic favorites and uplifting American classics to kick off SummerFest.

Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

ONNY celebrates the 249th birthday of our country with a program of patriotic and popular music that will surely get your toes tapping and your flags waving! Whether you’re into the rousing marches of Sousa, the majestic fanfares of John Williams, or the Broadway sounds of Chicago — which turns 50 this year! — this program has something for everyone.

Under the Stars — and Stripes

Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall

Thompson Park

Orchestra concert featuring world premiere by Clarice Assad, crafted with “found sounds” collected from people around western NY, telling personal stories about local connections to nature, the environment, and individual sense of place along the Erie Canal. Orchestra also performs selections from Handel’s Water Music, favorite Pop songs, Patriotic fanfare, and sing-alongs, culminating in a 15-minute fireworks spectacular.

Water Music New York: More Voices - Medina

Medina Canal Basin

Come feel the love with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra as we embark on our 2025 Summer Festival Tour. This year’s dynamic program, Summer of Love, features works from across the world and a range of genres, including pieces from Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, John Williams’ Star Wars Theme, Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story, and pop hits such as “I Put A Spell On You” and “Nature Boy.” This summer the VSO welcomes mezzo Nikola Printz as the tour’s special guest vocalist. 

Summer Festival Tour 2025: Castleton

Vermont State University Castleton Campus

Burke Mountain Ski Resort

Grafton Trails and Outdoor Center

Shelburne Museum

Saskadena Six Ski Area

Trapp Family Lodge Concert Meadow

Summer wouldn’t have the same sizzle without a patriotic concert by your Space Coast Symphony Wind Orchestra. This FREE red, white and blue concert will honor all those who have worn our nation’s uniform. This all-American program will showcase our national heritage, as conductor Aaron T. Collins directs the wind orchestra with music by Mark Piszczek, Eric Whitacre, Lee Greenwood, and marches from “The March King,” John Philip Sousa.  The concert features Eric Whitacre’s thrilling Ghost Train.  In this highly programmatic work, Eric transforms a story from American folklore of a supernatural locomotive that roars throughout the Western U.S. Rich in special effects and unique compositional techniques, this dynamic piece creates vivid aural images as the train leaves the station and passes through a varied landscape. The concert will also feature the World Premiere of Mark Piszczek’s American Frontier Suite, a new version for wind band which features songs from the Old West and American frontier, including “Bury Me Not on The Lone Prairie,” “Tumbling Tumbleweeds,” “Yellow Rose of Texas,” “Red River Valley” and others.

Spirit of America

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy - Upper School

The Emerson Center

The FWSO’s Concert on the Lawn at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art returns for a second year! Enjoy the bold sounds of brass with Sousa marches like The Stars and Stripes Forever, along with classic Broadway tunes, including “Seventy-Six Trombones” from The Music Man and iconic tunes from South Pacific. Grab your blankets and lawn chairs, pack your snacks, and join us for a night filled with upbeat music and activities, perfect for the whole family.

Concert on the Lawn @ The Carter

Amon Carter Museum of American Art

Celebrate Father’s Day at Carillon Park with a sensational concert by the Philharmonic!

Father’s Day Concert

Carillon Historical Park

The FVSO concludes its 44th Season with your favorite film and musical scores! Bring your picnic basket and lawn chair, sit back and relax. Once again, we are pleased to welcome the FVSO Jazz Ensemble to mark the official start of summer. Thank you for a wonderful season.

Movies and Musicals – Annual Lawn Concert

First Church Of Christ Congregational, Farmington

Concluding a 25-year career with NYCB, Andrew Veyette, a principal dancer long-recognized for his dynamic artistry and charisma, takes his final bow at this special matinee performance. The one-time-only program will include the Third Movement from Glass Pieces along with Chiaroscuro and Stars and Stripes.

Andrew Veyette Farewell

Lincoln Center

“For Ed” is a heartfelt tribute concert honoring the remarkable 20-year legacy of Dr. Edward C. Harris, who served as music and artistic director of the San José Wind Symphony until his retirement in 2022. Under the direction of Dr. David Vickerman, the San José Wind Symphony will perform a program that reflects Dr. Harris' profound impact on the ensemble and its audiences. In honor of Ed's instrument, the concert features Steve Sanchez, clarinetist, performing Oscar Navarro's II Concerto. The concert also features some of Ed's favorite works for band, as we celebrate his passion, dedication, and the musical excellence he fostered. Join us for an afternoon of music and memories as we honor Dr. Harris and his extraordinary contributions to the San José Wind Symphony! 

For Ed

Saratoga High School

A global celebration of music inspired by cities, countries, and cultures, featuring Holst's Japanese Suite.

Music from Around the World

Baldwin Wallace University

The UMD Wind Ensemble closes its 2024-25 season with a vibrant program showcasing works by leading wind band composers. Percy Grainger’s Children’s March: Over the Hills and Far Away opens the performance with its playful, almost folk-like charm, evoking the carefree spirit of children at play. In contrast, Carter Pann’s Hold This Boy and Listen, offers a more subdued and wistful reflection on childhood.

UMD Wind Ensemble Season Finale Concert

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

### Event Description: A Carnival of Flutes

**Date and Time:**
- **Date:** Sunday, April 13, 2025
- **Time:** 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

**Location:**
- **Venue:** UI Admin Auditorium
- **Address:** 851 Campus Dr, Moscow, ID 83844, USA

**Event Overview:**
Experience the magical melodies of flutists Ann Marie Yasinitsky, Sophia Tegart, and Jonathan Borja in "A Carnival of Flutes," a captivating concert brimming with enchanting music and vibrant performances. This event promises an afternoon filled with a diverse repertoire, showcasing the talents of these exceptional musicians.

**Program Highlights:**
- **Overture from The Magic Flute** by W.A. Mozart
- **Carnival of the Animals** by Camille Saint-Saëns, featuring Ann Marie Yasinitsky
- **Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun** by C. Debussy, featuring Ann Marie Yasinitsky
- **Cuando Hablan los Vientos** by Arturo Rodriguez, featuring Sophia Tegart and Jonathan Borja
- **Stars and Stripes Forever** by John Philip Sousa, featuring Ann Marie Yasinitsky, Jonathan Borja, and Sophia Tegart

**Ticket Information:**
- **General Admission:** $27.00 (plus $0.68 service fee)
- **Youth (Ages 12-18):** $11.00 (plus $0.28 service fee)
- **Child (11 and under):** Free

**Special Note for University Students:**
- For university student tickets, please contact us at 208-874-4162.

**Purchase Tickets:**
- Tickets are available for purchase online. Secure your spot now to enjoy an unforgettable musical experience.

**Share This Event:**
- Invite your friends and family to join you for an afternoon of delightful flute music.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary event that celebrates the beauty and versatility of the flute. Mark your calendars and join us for "A Carnival of Flutes" at the UI Admin Auditorium!

A Carnival of Flutes

University of Idaho

From The Apprentice to Game of Thrones, Poldark to Pride and Prejudice, the BBC Concert Orchestra brings TV’s best-loved tunes to Nottingham with Radio 3’s Friday Night is Music Night: TV Classics.

Friday Night is Music Night: TV Classics

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Don’t miss Brazosport Symphony Orchestra’s patriotic concert, featuring Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G Minor and Sousa’s Glory of the Yankee Navy.

“Traditions, Old & New” concert

Brazosport College

Neujahrsgala

klassikBOX

Neujahrskonzert

Forum Altötting

2. Sinfoniekonzert

Kongresshaus

Kultur- und Kongresszentrum

Stadthalle

Prinzregententheater

Ring in the holiday season with the Snowbelt Symphony and guest vocalist Emily Stack! A mix of classics, popular and traditional carols, and music from holiday films will make this a treat for the whole family.

Snowbelt Symphony: Joy to the World

 Lake Catholic High School

Audiences rise to their feet, dancing to the rhythms of Latin America in Platypus Theatre’s most interactive show to date. Presto, Mambo! gives young audiences the unique opportunity to experience the NAC Orchestra thrumming to the irresistible beat of the Latin sound.

Presto, Mambo!

National Arts Centre

Join the Snowbelt Symphony Orchestra for this musical tribute to our veterans. The concert will feature patriotic gems like "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "God Bless America," familiar music by George Gershwin and Aaron Copland, Broadway favorites, and lots more quintessential American music. The highlight of the concert will be the playing of the anthems of the branches of the armed forces to honor those that have made significant sacrifices to defend our country's freedoms and liberties.

John Philip Sousa

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 8, 2026

America 250 Concert · Palm Beach Symphony

Dec 5, 2026

Hub City Holiday '26 · Spartanburg Philharmonic

Feb 26, 2027

Music from the Gilded Age · Spartanburg Philharmonic

Past events

5 - 7 Sep, 2026

Pops in the Park · Annapolis Symphony Orchestra

Jul 24, 2026

Academy Park · Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

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