Event Calendar

  • Jeremy Dutcher in Concert

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    Singer-songwriter, composer, and musicologist Jeremy Dutcher is the first artist in history to win the Polaris Music Prize twice. The classically trained tenor is a member of the Tobique First...

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    Kluxen – Haydn & Strauss

    Qualicum Beach Civic Centre 747 Jones St, Qualicum Beach, BC, Canada

    This program celebrates humor, ingenuity,and the blending of styles across three distinct musical voices. HK Gruber’s Manhattan Broadcasts sets the stage with its jazzy energy, and tongue-in-cheek playfulness, drawing on urban soundscapes....

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    Kluxen – Haydn & Strauss

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    This program celebrates humor, ingenuity,and the blending of styles across three distinct musical voices. HK Gruber’s Manhattan Broadcasts sets the stage with its jazzy energy, and tongue-in-cheek playfulness, drawing on urban soundscapes....

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    Kluxen & Brantelid – Prokofiev and Mendelssohn’s Scottish

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    The misty and melancholy atmosphere of Edinburgh’s Holyrood Palace provided the initial inspiration for Mendelssohn’s “Scottish” Symphony. Its triumphant finale parallels the conclusion of Beethoven’s Egmont – a tragedy that ends in victory. The...

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  • Kluxen & Min – Rachmaninoff & Shostakovich

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    A hometown favourite, the globe-trotting pianist Lorraine Min is featured in one of Rachmaninoff’s most challenging and best loved works. This concert is sure to delight, especially listening to the...

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    The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (Rehearsal – Sold Out)

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge will be joining your Victoria Symphony this spring for a performance of Mozart’s Requiem, which has long sold out. In response to the ongoing demand, we have opened...

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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.