acadiana symphony orchestra

What do you get when you cross a "Star Wars" fan and a music fan? The perfect patron for this awesome concert being planned by the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra.

The Acadiana Symphony Orchestra has partnered with the Acadiana Center for the Arts to bring you a new concert series: "Listening Room".

The only good thing about something coming to an end is when it ends with a bang! That's what ASO is planning for its Mother's Day performance on May 8th.

The Acadiana Symphony Orchestra will perform alongside the University of Louisiana Combined Choirs and Men’s Choral

It's an amazingly fun tradition and it continues this Monday, April 4 after a two-year hiatus because of COVID.

At the summer camps, students will explore key components of music and core elements of science, while learning how they intersect.

The funds raised, according to the post, will go directly toward helping the people of Ukraine with their basic needs and other humanitarian efforts.

The 6:30 show is already sold out, but you can get tickets for the 8:30 show, along with VIP packages, on the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra's website.

The self-guided tour allows you to view the inside of four stunning homes in the famed Le Triomphe subdivision in Broussard.

The 3rd concert is titled "Track 3: A Walk to Remember", and it begins at 7 pm at St. Pius X Catholic Church on Kaliste Saloom in Lafayette.

Each year the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra chooses a performer to highlight. This year's event featured the music of the Queen herself, Aretha Franklin.

With great vocalists, the talent of the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra, cocktails, dinner, and a unique venue, Symphony in the Sky is sure to be a fun night.

The 2nd concert of the series is titled "Track 2: Untitled", and it begins at 7 pm at Acadiana Center for the Arts in Downtown Lafayette.

The ASO is "delighted to be able to bring people together to enjoy the symphony live again this year"

As more people are being vaccinated for the coronavirus and municipalities are loosening their COVID restrictions, it's time to slowly (and safely) start enjoying live music again. The Iberia Cultural Resources Association presents the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra at the New Iberia City Park with Symphony Sunday in the Park: A Century of Sinatra...

This virtual concert will feature an array of pieces from around the globe, written to express adoration and love.

Believe" will feature Zachary Richard, Francis LeBlanc, Andrea Mouton, Marta Turianska, and Matilda Smolij. Tickets are only $10.

The Acadiana Symphony has several performances remaining in "Revive", their 36th Season. I recommend you check out one or more if you get a chance.

The performances are in a series entitled "Triumph", consisting of tales that touch on overcoming adversities.

As a community-supported non-profit, Acadiana Symphony Orchestra knows that it is their responsibility to ensure a safe learning environment for their students