Event Calendar

  • Canadian Brass

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     “The world’s most famous brass group” joins the Victoria Symphony for an evening of entertainment, spontaneity, virtuosity and most of all fun with holiday music, classical flare and a few surprises.

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    Handel’s Messiah

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    With the Hallelujah Chorus as its centerpiece, Handel’s oratorio Messiah is probably the most famous piece of classical music in the world. 

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  • A Viennese New Years

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    Start the New Year off right with lively and nostalgic music of the family of Johann Strauss and his contemporaries

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  • Christmas Pops with Canadian Brass

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    Christmas Time is Here and Canadian Brass is back in Victoria with music for The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! From holiday classics to jazzy renditions of favourite carols, the world famous brass quintet joins VS for this festive celebration! Ding Dong, Merrily on High! Pops at the Royal Series underwritten by Sandra Lackenbauer Concert underwritten by JAYMAC,...

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    Christmas Pops with Canadian Brass

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    Christmas Time is Here and Canadian Brass is back in Victoria with music for The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! From holiday classics to jazzy renditions of favourite carols, the world famous brass quintet joins VS for this festive celebration! Ding Dong, Merrily on High! Pops at the Royal Series underwritten by Sandra Lackenbauer Concert underwritten by JAYMAC,...

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    Christmas Pops with the Victoria Symphony (West Shore Concert)

    Dogwood Auditorium, Royal Roads University 2005 Sooke Rd, Victoria, Canada

    Maestro Giuseppe Pietraroia and your Victoria Symphony are returning to the West Shore with music for The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! From holiday classics to spirited renditions of favourite carols, join your Victoria Symphony for a festive celebration This Christmas.

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Victoria Symphony respectfully acknowledges and offers gratitude to the lək̓ʷəŋən people, known today as the Songhees and Xwsepsum Nations, whose unceded lands we live, work, and perform on. We honour their stewardship, care, and leadership — past, present, and future.