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2025 - 2026 Concert Series

Downtown Rhythms

Thursday, April 23, 2026
5:30 – 9:30 pm
DeLeon Plaza
FREE Event

Downtown Rhythms

Experience the energy of live music in the heart of downtown! Downtown Rhythms brings the Victoria Symphony outdoors for a lively, free concert featuring a mix of popular favorites and orchestral hits, along with other local schools and community groups. Bring your lawn chairs, grab a bite from local food trucks, and enjoy an evening of music under the Texas sky with family and friends.

Space and the Symphony: The Final Frontier

Saturday, April 25, 2026
7:30 pm
Victoria Fine Arts Center

Space and the Symphony: The Final Frontier

In 1969 the US landed the first man on the moon and it is presented here in a film entitled “One Small Step” to the music of Aaron Copland. A performance of the ever-popular “Planets” by Gustav Holst rounds out this concert so come celebrate the final frontier!
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Concert Series
SEASON PERFORMANCE

Adult
Senior(65+)
Student(full time)

A
$185
$162
$106
B
$157
$146
$94
C
$139
$123
$83

Symphonic Spooktacular – General Seating
(Adult $7 / Student/Child $5 – plus processing fee)

Concert Series
SINGLE PERFORMANCE

Adult
Senior (65+)
Student (full time)

A
$50
$45
$30
B
$45
$40
$28
C
$40
$34
$22

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SYMPHONY SAVVY/MEET THE MUSIC MAKERS! Starts at 6:40pm-7:20pm
Before each Victoria Symphony classical concert, join Maestro Darryl One and the guest artist for a pre-concert talk. Whether you are a musical novice or a classical devotee, the musical illustrations will enrich your experience during the concert. Arrive early, seating is limited!

Group Sales

Is your group of 20 or more adults interested in a night of fun featuring special and unique entertainment? Then Victoria Symphony performances are perfect for your club, church group, association, colleagues, friends or family. 

Groups of 20+ tickets purchased will receive a 15% discount.

For more information or to place an order, please call 361.576.4500.

Please Note: Tickets are available for most concerts at a discounted group rate, and group rates apply only to full priced Section B  & C tickets. Seating Section A is exempt from our group discount.

Facility Information
Victoria Symphony performances are held at the Victoria Fine Arts Center located at  1002 Sam Houston Drive, 77901, unless otherwise specified.

Parking & Directions

The Victoria Fine Arts Center located at 1002 Sam Houston Drive, 77901 on the corner of Airline and Sam Houston.  For parking, enter the front lot on Sam Houston Drive.  Additional parking is located next to the stadium off Miori Drive.

FAQs

Welcome to the Victoria Symphony, and the world of classical music!  If you are attending your first symphony performance, you may want answers to some of our frequently asked questions:
Today’s standards for business formal dress or business casual dress are both acceptable for concerts. Jeans are acceptable but shorts and t-shirts are discouraged.
Tickets may be purchased in person, by mail, telephone or online. See our “Contact Us” form at the bottom of the page for directions and our phone/ fax numbers.
The Victoria Symphony performs at the Victoria Fine Arts Center located at 1002 Sam Houston Drive, 77901 on the corner of Airline and Sam Houston. For parking, enter the front lot on Sam Houston Drive. Additional parking is located next to the stadium off Miori Drive.
We suggest you arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the concert is scheduled to begin, as Victoria Symphony concerts begin promptly at the announced starting time. Ticket holders who come late will not be seated in the hall until after the conclusion of the first work on the program.
You applaud to greet the Concertmaster, the violinist who sits in the first chair of the first row of the Orchestra, when he or she comes onstage. You applaud again a few moments later when the Conductor comes onstage. You do not applaud again until the end of each piece of music, and the audience does not applaud between movements of a piece.
Program length varies, but a typical master series concert performance lasts about two hours, including one intermission. Symphonic Spooktacular lasts approximately one hour.
Yes, but the Victoria Symphony requests that you turn off all cell phones, pagers, beeping watches, and other electronic devices before the performance begins – and that you check to see that they are again turned off after the intermission, before the second half of the performance begins. No photo-taking or use of recording devices is allowed at any time.
No. One of the great joys of going to a Victoria Symphony concert is being introduced to a great piece of music you’ve never heard before, or listening to a superb performance of a piece you haven’t heard in years.
It is very likely that you will recognize parts of many symphonies, concertos and overtures. Music written by the great classical composers is often used in movie soundtracks, television shows, and commercials.