The Kansas City Symphony has suspended all concerts and events through May 10 due to mandates and concerns regarding COVID-19, which impacts the following concerts:

Cancelled: March 20-22 Schumann’s “Rhenish” and Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto

Cancelled: Wednesday, March 25 Classics Uncorked: One-Hit Wonders

Postponed: March 26-28 ABBA the Concert: A Tribute to ABBA

Cancelled: Wednesday, April 1 Free Symphony Happy Hour Concert: Chamber Music with Midori

Cancelled: April 3-5 Beethoven’s Fourth Symphony and Midori Plays Dvořák

Cancelled: Saturday, April 4 Petite Performance: Marching Music

Cancelled: April 17-19 Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto and Beethoven’s Fifth

Cancelled: Monday, April 20 Free Symphony Happy Hour: Chamber Music with Vadim Gluzman

Cancelled: Saturday, April 24 Michael Bolton with the Kansas City Symphony

Cancelled: Tuesday, April 28 Sounds Relaxing: Revitalize

Cancelled: April 2020 KinderKonzerts: Yankee Doodle Went to the Symphony

Cancelled: Tuesday, May 5 Free Symphony Happy Hour: The Bold and the Beethoven

Postponed: May 7-10 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™ in Concert

During this challenging time, the Symphony is asking patrons to consider donating the value of their tickets to the Symphony to help sustain the organization through this crisis. Alternatively, ticket holders may call the Symphony Box Office at (816) 471-0400 to exchange their concert tickets for credit to be used toward a future concert.

Symphony Executive Director Danny Beckley says the Symphony’s musicians still want to provide music to the community in whatever ways they can.

“Music is such an important part of life, most especially during a trying time like this,” Beckley says. “We will be rolling out a series of initiatives in the coming weeks to share music and other great digital content with our community in the safety and comfort of their homes. Please stay tuned and check back on social media for what we have in store. We deeply appreciate and value the community’s support of the Kansas City Symphony and its mission in the region.”

Questions? Please contact the Symphony Box Office at (816) 471-0400.