Fort Collins Symphony Tickets

The Fort Collins Symphony is one of Colorado's enduring musical traditions, rooted in community and refined by professional artistry. Founded in 1923 as the Fort Collins Community Orchestra and professionalized in 1950 under conductor Will Schwartz, the ensemble has grown into a respected regional orchestra. Today, under the steadfast leadership of Music Director and Conductor Wes Kenney, the Fort Collins Symphony delivers a diverse mix of classical masterworks, pops, film/TV/game scores, and educational programming that resonates with audiences across Northern Colorado.

With a season built around five Signature Concerts and two Pops Concerts, most performances take place at The Lincoln Center in Fort Collins. The orchestra is known for its vibrant community presence, open rehearsals, composer talks, and youth engagement—creating opportunities to experience live music beyond the concert hall. The Fort Collins Symphony has earned notable recognition, including Best Regional Orchestra (New World Music/Arts, 2020) and First Place in The American Prize for Orchestral Performance (2021).

Whether you’re a lifelong classical music lover or a curious newcomer, the Fort Collins Symphony offers an accessible, high-caliber concert experience. We’ve got you with straightforward ticket options and seating information as events are announced. Follow the ensemble on official channels for the latest news, tour updates, and educational initiatives. Secure your seats and enjoy a memorable night of orchestral music in Fort Collins.

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