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View full calendar >Join us for our 2024-25, 90th Anniversary Season!
Hear Music Director Eckart Preu share insights about the upcoming season’s Classical Series.
Experience & Share your Long Beach Symphony!
INDULGE in the perfect Date Night or evening of Friends and Relaxation with your Long Beach Symphony, the premier producer of live music in the greater Long Beach region, one of Southern California’s most renowned, professional regional orchestras, and currently celebrating its 89th season.
THE 2024-25 CLASSICAL SERIES, made of 5 concerts per season, unfolds at the elegant Terrace Theater amidst the ambiance of fire pits, bars, and a tapestry of traditional and contemporary works that promise relaxation, inspiration, and sophisticated charm. Starting this season, all concerts will start at 7:30PM! A 6:30PM Pre-Concert Talk with Maestro Eckart Preu and guests artists provides further insights and always enlightens the evening’s program. Bring a drink into the theater, Sip & Enjoy the beauty, peace, and access Long Beach Symphony provides.
THE 2024-25 POPS SERIES, also made of 5 concerts per season, is for those seeking a party vibe. Come to the Long Beach Arena with a picnic basket, favorite libations, and dancing shoes and enjoy a lively indoor concert with stadium or table seating and dance floor. Catering options also available. All concerts start at 7:30PM. Doors open at 6PM.
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A gift for all seasons. Gift Certificates can be purchased in 30 seconds; they don’t expire and can be redeemed for this season or in the future; they allow you to set the dollar value; can be emailed; suit the recipients’ preferences and schedules! Give a Gift that Builds Memories.
The Mission of Long Beach Symphony
is to engage audiences of all ages and cultures through exceptional orchestral performances, community partnerships, and meaningful educational experiences.
Our Vision
is to inspire and unite all people through the transformative power of music.
Who we are and What we stand for:
Making Our Vision A Reality.
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Linda L. Gunn, philanthropist and business owner of Gunn/Jerkens Marketing & Advertising, has generously pledged $210,000 to fund the annual Youth Concerts through the 2027 season. This generous support ensures that this beloved pillar of our education department will serve another 36,000 elementary students, a continuation of a treasured tradition that has been bringing music to young students for over four decades.
Full articleArts education, as part of the core curriculum, cultivates the whole child, gradually building many kinds of literacy while developing intuition, imagination and dexterity into unique forms of expression and communication. It is our belief that every child should have access to a balanced, comprehensive, and sequential program of study in the arts, and that every child should experience the power, beauty, joy, creativity, and intellectual stimulation that arts education programs provide.
Music and the arts are a powerful barometer for the quality of life, culture, and economy of any city. Working together, we can continue to distinguish the Long Beach Symphony as a premier cultural and artistic institution, strengthen and expand our education programming, and contribute to elevating the quality of life of all in our community.
Our donors represent an integral part of our ability to present world class classical and contemporary musical experiences while providing concerts and performances for the families of Long Beach. With ticket sales only covering a portion of our annual operating budget, contributions play a leading role in our ability to continue a rich musical tradition that began in 1934.
The mission of Musical Bridges is to celebrate the musical artistry of the many diverse communities in Long Beach through free, collaborative, multicultural performances.
Learn MoreLong Beach Symphony is supported in part by an American Rescue Plan Act grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support general operating expenses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.