Join us for dancing and dining and celebrating the symphony's 60th season on Saturday, March 27 at the High Country Conference Center.
Our annual gala is our black-tie fundraising social event and while the evening is tinged with glitz and glamour, its purpose is to help sustain one of this city's most prized and beloved cultural institutions. This year the 14-piece Big Band Connection will play.
To help get you into step, we're offering free dance lessons (rumba, cha cha, swing) with local dance instructors Kathy and Rob Greenburg. Cocktails start at 5:30, a silent auction runs until 8:30, and the dance floor doesn't roll up until 10:30. Tickets are $125 per person. Call the Central Ticket Office at 523.5661.
The mission of the Flagstaff Symphony is to culturally enrich the communities of Northern Arizona through music, education and outreach.
FEBRUARY CONCERT UPDATE
The Gliere Horn Concerto with Nancy Sullivan will be performed during the February concert, and the Copland Appalachian Spring has been dropped to accommodate the Gliere. January single tickets can be donated to the symphony (and our office can provide a letter for tax purposes if you wish) or exchanged for February concert tickets (though we cannot guarantee the same seat). Call the office for details: 774-5107.
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Calling all Student Musicians
Do you know a young musician with talent? Are you a young musician with talent? We want to recognize you. Nominate an outstanding vocalist or instrumentalist as a Student Musician of the Month and give young musicians the chance to get some applause.