No longer Southwest Riverside County’s “best-kept musical secret,” the Temecula Valley Symphony has grown in size and artistic achievement. The symphony is being hailed as a leading cultural attraction in the region.
The Temecula Valley Symphony is a 60 member community symphony, and is striving to become known as a regional organization, attracting musicians from throughout Southern California. The volunteer base of musicians who dedicate their time and talent to the Symphony are actively involved in performances, and in arts education and community outreach throughout the area.
Donations Welcome!
The support of a community cannot be underestimated. Without donations from our patrons, we could not present the high-level performances we consistently deliver. Ticket sales only cover a small percentage of our operating costs. Your generous gift will help support advertising, conductor’s fees, stipends for guest musicians, printing costs, and marketing.
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We LOVE receiving checks and it saves us the credit card processing fees. Donations may be mailed to Temecula Valley Symphony at PO Box 637, Temecula, CA 92593. All donors will receive a Thank You letter and a donation acknowledgement for your tax documentation.
Temecula Valley Symphony is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit 33-0862000.
Temecula Valley Symphony is Celebrating its 26th Anniversary Season!
We returned to live performances in September with a special Sept. 11th concert called “Remembering 911” for the City of Murrieta. And, on September 25th we offered a small chamber music concert performance featuring soloists and ensembles from the Symphony.
On November 11th the Symphony performed its annual “Patriotic Salute to Veterans” for the City of Temecula.
In December TVS performed two wonderful holiday concerts at Grace Presbyterian Church.
Concerts and Covid
When attending our concerts we encourage you to use our hand sanitizing stations and wear a mask to our performances, if you are comfortable doing so. All tickets are available to print at home. No tickets will be mailed. We do not have a vaccination mandate in place but encourage everyone to use discretion and follow current government health guidelines. Please wear a mask if you are comfortable doing so. Please do not attend a performance if you are sick with a cold, the flu, or with any variation of Covid-related symptoms. When you are well we will gladly welcome you back. Many of our musicians wear masks during the concerts. Thank you.
TVS on YouTube
Click here to enjoy TEMECULA VALLEY SYMPHONY’S YouTube Channel to view previous concert performances throughout the years including the Conductors Anthony Parnther, TVS Music Director John Mario, and Dr. Zun-Hin Woo, and various guest conductors.
