A SEASON OF MASTERWORKS, POPS & CHAMBER CONCERTS
Join the Waynesboro Symphony under the baton of music director, Peter Wilson, with guest bass trombonist, Robert Mott, for the first STAUNTON concert of our 2024-25 season. Performing works by Beethoven, Brubeck and Bruckner. Admission is free.
Join the Waynesboro Symphony under the baton of music director, Peter Wilson, with guest bass trombonist, Robert Mott, for the first WAYNESBORO concert of our 2024-25 season. Performing works by Beethoven, Brubeck and Bruckner. Admission is free.
We're thrilled to be back at Charlottesville's historic Paramount Theater for our annual fundraiser, Symphonic Masquerade. This year's theme is "An Evening of Wizards & Sorcery"
Join us for our 4th Annual Holiday Pops Concert on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024.
Join us for our 4th Annual Holiday Pops Concert on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2024.
Join the Waynesboro Symphony as we usher in the 2025 Winter Season with a STAUNTON concert featuring the winner(s) of the Young Artists Concerto Competition, as well as pieces by Williams and Hanson.
Join the Waynesboro Symphony as we usher in the 2025 Winter Season with a WAYNESBORO concert featuring the winner(s) of the Young Artists Concerto Competition, as well as pieces by Williams and Hanson.
For this season's final STAUNTON concert, we'll perform three masterworks by Brahms, including the Double Concerto for Violin, Cello & Orchestra
For this season's final WAYNESBORO concert, we'll perform three masterworks by Brahms, including the Double Concerto for Violin, Cello & Orchestra
WAYNESBORO SYMPHONY
Concert Seating and Suggested Dress
We present our Masterworks Concerts (October, February, and April) free of charge with open seating (first come, first served). We don’t have an audience dress code, but we find audience dress for our concerts typically ranges between “church casual” to more formal attire, depending on personal preference. (Our Masterworks concerts are held in church sanctuaries and we appreciate your respectfulness of the venue in your clothing choices.)
Seating at our Masterworks Concerts is open (first-come, first-served) and since 2023, all of our concerts have required overflow seating. We suggest arriving 20 minutes before the start of the concert to help ensure you get a great seat!
Our “Symphonic Masquerade” at the Paramount in October is ticketed seating and finds our audience opting for a more formal concert-goer dress – think business casual to cocktail to full formal . . . with Halloween flourishes, of course!
Our Holiday Pops concerts encourage all to get into the holiday spirit with festive sweaters (some may call them “ugly”) and sparkling holiday dress.
Whatever you choose to wear, we want all to feel comfortable and supportive in our award-winning community symphony orchestra concert settings.
