RIVER JAMS For GBS is a charity concert, completely free to the public, to help Ameliya (a local child) that was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome.

Guillain-Barré Syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease that paralyzed Ameliya from the neck down at 2 years of age. After treatment Ameliya now has severe axonal nerve damage and is unable to walk without leg braces. 100% of the profits from this concert will go into new braces for Ameliya and to help the family with any expenses and treatments that are needed.

The concert will be held at Hardy Park in Brockville on July 28th from noon-8pm. There are many great bands such as Late Dorian, Greatest of Ease, Erika Lamon, Shanly Road and more!

More entertainment will be going on throughout the day including a vendor village. 
Many great prizes will be available to win with a small donation at our raffles during the concert.
Come show your support while enjoying a free show that everyone will love.

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Series:

We’ve packed “1001 Nights” all into one evening! Immerse yourself in Rimsky-Korsakov’s imaginative orchestral showpiece Scheherazade, as it weaves this Persian Princess’ fantastic tales. Joining the WSO in their debut performance is Canadian Kamancheh/Cello Duo Kamancello. This innovative ensemble is an East-meets-West duo that blurs musical genre conventions and cultural boundaries with their highly evocative improvised performances. Experience a spectacular evening of music and culture!

- Series Sponsor: Bill & Rochelle Tepperman

Pre-Concert Talk at 7:00PM

May 4, 8pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Intimate Classics Series:

It’s not very often you see musicians get up and walk off stage mind-performance.  In 1772, in response to the long hours his musicians were forced to work, Hayden wrote the Farewell Symphony to raise awareness of a potential uprising to his employer, Prince Esterhazy.  The symphony features a choreographed and strategic exodus of musicians from the stage one-by-one (in the middle of the work!) until only two musicians remain.  No need to worry, the WSO will be back in their seats to perform Schubert’s Symphony No. 5.

- Series Sponsor: The Morris & Beverly Baker Foundation

Pre-concert talk at 1:30PM

April 14, 2:30pm at Heritage Auditorium, University of Windsor. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Intimate Classics Series:

It’s not very often you see musicians get up and walk off stage mind-performance.  In 1772, in response to the long hours his musicians were forced to work, Hayden wrote the Farewell Symphony to raise awareness of a potential uprising to his employer, Prince Esterhazy.  The symphony features a choreographed and strategic exodus of musicians from the stage one-by-one (in the middle of the work!) until only two musicians remain.  No need to worry, the WSO will be back in their seats to perform Schubert’s Symphony No. 5.

- Series Sponsor: The Morris & Beverly Baker Foundation

Pre-Concert Talk at 6:30pm

April 13, 7:30pm at Leamington United Mennonite Church. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra On Stage Series:

Live the Orchestra Experience with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra!

These curated Thursday evenings feature a raw and stripped-down Capitol Theatre stage, cabaret tables surrounding the orchestra, food, event-tailored libations, and your Windsor Symphony Orchestra led by Maestro Robert Franz only an arms-length away.

An experience unlike any other. Space is extremely limited....

April 11,  6:30pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Toldo Pops Series:

No second fiddles here as Caitlin Warbelow, star fiddler on Broadway in the Tony Nominated Canadian Musical Sensation Come From Away, brings her signature fiddle sound to Windsor. Experience fiddle music from Ireland, Acadia, New Orleans, and much more! With special guests and surprise pieces, this is an evening that will have everyone river dancing home!

- Series Sponsor: The Toldo Foundation

April 6, 8pm & April 7, 2:30pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Series:

Many myths surround the composition of Mozart’s famous Requiem: who was the mysterious unknown commissioner?  Who completed the work after Mozart’s death… Eybler, Sussmayr, or was it his competitor, Salieri?  Regardless of its mysterious origins, we know that this music represents the pinnacle of Mozart’s creative prowess.  Joining the WSO on stage at the Capitol Theatre will be the WSO Chorus, the talented choruses from the University of Windsor, as well as three beloved soloists from last season’s production of The Marriage of Figaro!

- Series Sponsor: Bill & Rochelle Tepperman

Pre-Concert Talk at 7:00PM

March 9, 8pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com

The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Intimate Classics Series:

Lively melodies, interlocking lines, and captivating beauty are all hallmarks of the Baroque era. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the soaring melodies of Vivaldi, Respighi, Pergolesi, and Corelli. 

- Series Sponsor: The Morris & Beverly Baker Foundation

Pre-concert talk at 1:30PM

March 3, 2:30pm at the Heritage Auditorium, University of Windsor. Tickets are available online at www.windsorsymphony.com