The Laurel of Asheville’s Community Events Calendar

 

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Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra

Phone 8286975884
Email paul@hendersonvillesymphony.org
Website http://hendersonvillesymphony.org

Events from this organizer

Today

  • Music In the Vines w/ The Wobblers

    Crush Pad @ Marked Tree Vineyard 623 Deep Gap Rd, Flat Rock

    Join the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) for an unforgettable open air concert series at the picturesque Marked Tree Vineyard. We’re continuing our popular music series, Music in the Vines, in collaboration with Marked Tree Vineyard. On August 1st we host The Wobblers. Going into their 13th year, this South Carolina, eight-piece, genre defying, roots band […]

    $25 – $35

  • Music In the Vines w/ The HSO Brass Quintet

    Join the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) for an unforgettable open air concert series at the picturesque Marked Tree Vineyard. We’re continuing our popular music series, Music in the Vines, in collaboration with Marked Tree Vineyard. On August 15th we are hosting the HSO Brass Quintet. Members of the Hendersonville Symphony will take brass to a […]

    $25 – $35

  • Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra – Masterworks 1

    Blue Ridge Community College Concert Hall 180 West Campus Drive, Flat Rock

    Our season opener celebrates composers who preserved their identity amidst pressures to conform to the status quo. Dvorak refused to Germanize his name for his publishers, Sibelius rejected continental Romanticism, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, a descendant of enslaved Africans dealt with racism and elitism his entire life in late 19th century Britain. Each one of these […]

    $15 – $49