Experience European Luxury
In honor of the Classic Car Club of America’s “European Luxury” experience, the Kalamazoo Symphony is proud to present an all-European program featuring works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Percy Grainger. Join us on Friday, June 2nd at 6:30pm for a delightful yet intimate performance by eight musicians from the Artists in Residence program.
ABOUT THE KALAMAZOO SYMPHONY:
For over 100 years, the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra has been a part of the fabric of our community. Under the leadership of Executive Director Jessica Mallow Gulley and Music Director Julian Kuerti, what began as one woman’s dream 100 years ago has become, through the unwavering support of the Kalamazoo community, an integral part of the cultural and educational life of the region. Every year, the KSO provides more than 40 concert performances, reaching more than 50,000 music lovers. We seek to expand our reach and learn from our community so that we can be equitable and inclusive of all people. We are committed to the promises made in our strategic plan and to our mission of serving this community through outstanding musical listening and learning experiences. Learn more about the Symphony at KalamazooSymphony.com.
ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE:
In 1995, as part of the 75th anniversary celebration of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, a commitment was made to develop four full-time positions that would both enable the orchestra to create community service and education programs and strengthen the orchestra ensemble. To this end, the Artist in Residence program began with the KSO's Burdick-Thorne String Quartet. Since that time, the Artist in Residence program has grown to eight positions; including oboe, clarinet, trombone, and timpani. As a result, the artistic level of the orchestra has soared, and the KSO's education and community programs have expanded to reach over 45,000 people and more than 190 schools in eight counties throughout Southwest Michigan.
Visitors
- Friday, June 2nd at 6:30pm
- $35 general admission / $40 general admission day of show
- Seats are first come, first serve
- Performance will be held in Heritage Ballroom
- 8 person chamber performance
- 90 minute performance with intermission
FAQs
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No. Much like going to a professional sporting event, you cannot get a refund because you can no longer make it. Guests are in charge of finding a person to purchase that ticket or giving it to someone else to use.
Tickets are non-refundable, but are transferable between persons.
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Yes, food and/or beverages is available for purchase.
George & Sally's Blue Moon Diner in open daily.
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Bringing outside food and/or beverages is prohibited.
Gilmore Car Museum relies on sales from food and beverage to stay in operation.
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Smoking is prohibited inside any buildings. The designated smoking area is outside while at least 25 feet away from buildings.
Smoking marijuana is strictly prohibited on museum grounds.
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Yes, we accept Visa, Discover, and Mastercard.
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Yes. Pets are allowed outside on museum grounds. Pets are not permitted in any building or gallery. All pets must be on a leash at all times and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pet.
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No. Political and religious advertisements are not allowed on our campus.
