Boulder Symphony Tickets

The Boulder Symphony, founded in 2009 by conductor Devin Patrick Hughes and Anthony Santelli, is a community-focused ensemble based in Boulder, Colorado. The orchestra pursues a mission to demystify classical music through engaging performances, educational outreach, and opportunities for local composers. They combine classical masterworks with film and theatrical scores, and they premiere new works to keep the repertoire fresh for audiences of all ages.

Led by a commitment to accessibility and curiosity, Boulder Symphony builds bridges between audience and orchestra with initiatives like Curiosity Concerts and GLOW, a dementia- and sensory-friendly program. Their season teems with big ideas, bringing together world-class performers and Colorado premieres in a warm, inclusive setting.

For fans of bold programming, the ensemble’s 2025–26 season features Masterworks such as Mahler Symphony No. 2 ‘Resurrection’ paired with Hans Zimmer’s Lion King Suite, alongside Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring and Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2. It’s a mix of tradition and innovation you can expect from a Boulder staple.

Upcoming Boulder Symphony engagements include intimate Dairy Arts Center performances in February and March 2025, Grace Commons where Beethoven’s Ninth is highlighted, and a celebratory July 4th Bandshell concert at the Boulder Bandshell. The orchestra also marks its 15th anniversary with a season-long narrative featuring children and curious concertgoers alike.

Stay connected with Boulder Symphony across social media for the latest news, video highlights, and behind-the-scenes looks at rehearsals and world premieres. Follow @BoulderSymphony on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter), and YouTube for direct updates and exclusive content.

Tickets are available now. We’ve got you—secure your seats for these memorable performances and be part of a community-crafted classical music experience in Colorado’s front range.