The Nashville Symphony offers a host of free events designed to entertain and educate people of all ages. From family-friendly concerts in the parks to informal chamber music concerts, these programs are a part of what makes the Nashville Symphony a community resource. Click any of the programs below to learn more.

 

Community Concerts

Enjoy the warm summer nights of June, bring your favorite lawn chair, pack a picnic dinner and immerse yourself in an evening of popular classics at these FREE outdoor concerts. Dates and locations announced! Click "Learn More" for information. 

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Free Day of Music

October 27, 2018

This annual fall event invites the community enjoy an entire day and evening of FREE performances at the Schermerhorn. Now accepting artist submissions for the 2018 Festival!

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Chamber Music Series

An informal and interactive concert-going experience, with programming developed by members of the orchestra. This FREE evening of music and conversation is a wonderful way to explore the history and artistry behind the music.

 

Let Freedom Sing

This free annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. features classical works and popular songs that affirm equal rights and social justice. The 2018 concert will be announced soon.

Classical Conversations

Offered one hour before all evening Classical Series concerts, these informal talks feature conductors and musicians sharing insights into the repertoire. Click here for a full list of upcoming Classical Series concerts.

Lifelong Listeners

The program is designed to improve the quality of life for senior citizens by encouraging participants to experience cultural life, build social support networks through volunteerism, and promote a lifelong love of music.