Folsom Lake College Youth Chamber Orchestra Tickets

The Folsom Lake College Youth Chamber Orchestra (FLCYCO) is a selective, tuition-free ensemble founded in 2012 as a pilot project at Folsom Lake College. Designed for young musicians ages 12–20 in the Folsom Lake College service area, the program blends rigorous artistry with accessible opportunity by offering college credit through MUP 311 and a dynamic repertoire that spans Baroque to Contemporary, Classical to Jazz. FLCYCO emphasizes peer excellence, featuring a rotation system that highlights violin soloists and provides regular performance opportunities on campus and at the Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom, California.

While official standalone social media channels aren’t advertised, you’ll find timely news and event details on the Folsom Lake College site and Harris Center pages, with FCA maintaining a related presence on Facebook. If you’re looking to support or experience a dedicated, young-artist ensemble, FLCYCO is a standout option in the Sacramento region.

Learn more about upcoming performances and how to secure your seats for these youth-centered concerts in the Sacramento Valley, with most events held at Harris Center for the Arts, Three Stages at Folsom Lake College, in Folsom, CA.

Biography, repertoire highlights, and tour updates are shared here to help you plan attendance at FLCYCO performances. The ensemble rehearses on Folsom Lake College campus and at Harris Center, delivering polished, educational concerts that showcase rising talent. For the most current schedule, check the Harris Center event pages and the Folsom Lake College campus listings. When a performance is announced, we’ll provide easy, no-fuss details to help you secure your seats quickly—like having a friend in the business.

Upcoming opportunities include FLCYCO performing alongside FLC Dance for a live score of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Harris Center on May 1, 2025. This collaboration highlights the ensemble’s ability to adapt to dramatic works and contemporary stage productions, while offering students a platform to earn college credit and gain real-world performance experience.