Festival City Symphony Saturday Classics at the Bradley Symphony Center

Festival City Symphony’s Saturday Classics concert series welcomes newcomers and established symphony enthusiasts alike.  Held at the magnificent Bradley Symphony Center (212 W Wisconsin Ave in Milwaukee), this concert series makes exceptional classical music accessible to all.  Admission to Saturday Classics concerts is FREE, and donations are gratefully accepted.  Saturday Classics concerts begin at 2:00pm, and include a pre-concert “Unlocking the Score” presentation on-stage at 1:30pm.

Suggested donation amounts are $15 for adults and $5 for children, students, and seniors for each concert. The recommended age for children to best enjoy this concert series is grade 2 and above.

Gain a better understanding of each concert’s theme and learn the secrets of the composers by attending Festival City Symphony’s pre-concert presentation, “Unlocking the Score.”  Music educator Lynn Roginske will help audience members of all ages listen for harmonies, watch for crescendos, and feel the music more deeply.  All are invited to this free talk from stage, which begins thirty minutes prior to the concert start time.

Tickets for Festival City Symphony Saturday Classics performances can be reserved below:

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River, Sea, & Symphony: The Moldau & Sibelius’s First
Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 2:00pm  |  Bradley Symphony Center

Grace & Grandeur: Mozart’s Turkish Violin Concerto & Jupiter Symphony
Saturday, January 30, 2027 at 2:00pm  |  Bradley Symphony Center

American Mosaic: Music of Beach, Higdon, Tower, & Price
Saturday, March 6, 2027 at 2:00pm  |  Bradley Symphony Center

Heroic Visions: Beethoven & Bruckner
Saturday, April 17, 2027 at 2:00pm  |  Bradley Symphony Center

Performance details and information can be found here. All performances can be reserved in one transaction. When you are done reserving all your tickets, please click the checkout button. A mso.org account is required to reserve tickets.

Please note that all donation prompts upon checking out on mso.org are for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. To make a donation to Festival City Symphony please go here.

Tickets to these performances are complimentary; please only reserve as many as you plan to use. Please consider making a donation to support these programs through the Festival City Symphony website here.

Please contact Festival City Symphony with any questions by phone at (414) 208-4731 or by email at info@festivalcitysymphony.org.