Event Calendar

SOLD OUT - This trilogy of early Haydn symphonies is inspired by the different times of day - Morning, Noon, and Evening.  Written shortly after he signed his contract with the Esterházy court in May of 1761, these seminal and delightful works marked the start of one of the most prolific situations of musical patronage...

Journey into the world of Tin Pan Alley as we open our Pops season. Gershwin's music has been delighting audiences for over a century and the Victoria Symphony is set to dive into his endearing music. Along with works by such influences as Ravel and Debussy, the program concludes with a special performance of Rhapsody...

Journey into the world of Tin Pan Alley as we open our Pops season. Gershwin's music has been delighting audiences for over a century and the Victoria Symphony is set to dive into his endearing music. Along with works by such influences as Ravel and Debussy, the program concludes with a special performance of Rhapsody...

Mighty Maestro returns to discover the magical music of the orchestra and learns what it takes to be a Superhero from Mr. Invisible. Don’t forget to come dressed as your favourite superhero! *Please note seating is limited to approximately 300 people. When purchasing your tickets, the seats around you will become unavailable to assure socially...

The relationship between Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann (née Wieck), and Johannes Brahms has become the subject of much speculation over the years. This first in a series of three connected concerts exploring the life and works of Robert Schumann provides a glimpse into this musical love triangle. The Victoria Symphony welcomes young Canadian pianist, Elisabeth...

For this second concert in a three-part exploration of the life and circle of Robert Schumann, young French-Canadian conductor, Mélanie Léonard, leads the VS in a program built around Felix Mendelssohn’s beloved Symphony No. 4 in A major (Italian). Also on the program, Fanny Mendelssohn’s sparkling Overture in C major. *Please note seating is limited...