Allentown Symphony Orchestra Tickets

The Allentown Symphony Orchestra (ASO) has been a cornerstone of the Lehigh Valley’s musical landscape since 1951. Based at Miller Symphony Hall, a flexible venue in downtown Allentown, the ASO presents professional-level programming that blends traditional orchestral repertoire with innovative community initiatives. Led by Music Director and Conductor Diane Wittry since 1995, the orchestra emphasizes accessibility, education, and artistic excellence. Wittry has announced plans to retire after the 2027-2028 season, marking a pivotal moment for the organization as it continues its celebrated legacy and prepares for future leadership.

From El Sistema Lehigh Valley — a transformative education program rooted in mentorship and ensemble learning — to the yearly National Schadt String Competition and a dynamic Composer-in-Residence program, the ASO expands the traditional concert experience beyond the stage. The orchestra has earned recognition, including The American Prize in Orchestral Performance (professional orchestra division) in 2014 and continued acknowledgment for artistic quality in 2017. For residents and visitors alike, ASO concerts are a reliable, approachable way to see world-class orchestral music live in Allentown.

Explore upcoming performances and secure your seats for a season that balances beloved classics with bold, contemporary programming. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or a first-time concertgoer, the ASO’s community-first approach makes live music in the Lehigh Valley memorable.

Upcoming performances at Miller Symphony Hall showcase the ASO’s broad repertoire across a single evening to multi-night engagements. Highlights for 2025 include Broadway Rocks on September 27, 2025; the 75th Season Celebration: An American In Paris & More on October 11–12, 2025; and Holiday Pops on December 20, 2025. Each event is presented as a standalone experience with clear seating options and straightforward purchasing. Follow the ASO on social media for real-time updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content from conductor Diane Wittry and the orchestra’s leadership. For families and students, the ASO’s education and outreach programs offer engaging opportunities to experience classical music beyond the concert hall.

Social links: Allentown Symphony Association on X (Twitter) – https://twitter.com/AllentownSymph, Diane Wittry on social platforms – https://example.com/dianewittry. Official site: https://www.allentownsymphony.org.

City/Location context: Allentown, Pennsylvania, part of the Lehigh Valley, with Miller Symphony Hall serving as the ensemble’s home base. The venue offers comfortable acoustics, adaptable seating configurations, and a central location accessible to residents of Allentown, Bethlehem, and nearby towns.