The Venice Symphony prepares patrons for new season

Music Director Troy Quinn leads The Venice Symphony. COURTESY PHOTO

For the first time, The Venice Symphony will begin its season in October, with Music Director Troy Quinn and the orchestra performing “A Symphonic Spooktacular,” growing the season to eight epic concert weekends.

Joining the packed lineup, a fourth “Home for the Holidays” concert has been added to the popular December performance schedule.

TVS is also adding more non-traditional concerts. “The Rat Pack is Back” will feature The Symphony Jazz Orchestra and Michael Andrew, former headliner and bandleader of the legendary Rainbow Room in New York City. The concert will transport you to a time and place when crooners like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin dominated the world of music and pop culture.

Season subscriptions are currently on sale through the box office, and individual tickets go on sale August 2024.

Print brochures have been mailed to season ticketholders. If you did not receive yours, or if you are not a season ticketholder and would like a hard copy, call the office at 941-207-8822 or email Alison at aposner-solares@thevenicesymphony.org .

See www.thevenicesymphony.org for more information and to access the season brochure.

Access a digital flip book copy of the season brochure — which includes immersive bonus content not found in the print or website versions — by scanning the QR code at right. Look for the expanded content within the guest artist page for more insightful background information on these masterful performers.

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