The WSO Goes Virtual

In response to the current situation, the Waterbury Symphony is offering an increasing number of programs through virtual delivery and distance learning. Core WSO education and community initiatives such as Bravo Waterbury, Creating Musical Readers, Music & Medicine, and school and library residencies and partnerships are pivoting to provide online content and learning opportunities.

We Are Still
Working Hard
Call or Email

Our administrative offices are temporarily closed, but our staff are working hard from their homes.  If you have questions, reach out via phone at 203-574-4283 or email at info@waterburysymphony.org.

Box Office
Is NowVirtual

Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm

(phone & email only,

until further notice)

ABOUT THE WATERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
OUR VENUES
CONTACT US

The WSO builds connections across the region with exploratory concerts, events, and educational programs. The WSO maintains a firm commitment to produce programs that are of value to its patrons, participants and community partners. This commitment is rooted in the Symphony’s core belief that music education and shared cultural experiences are essential to creating community.  Founded in 1938, the Symphony has assembled over 100 of the most talented musicians across New England to perform throughout Northwest Connecticut.  The 2019-2020 season celebrates Maestro Leif Bjaland’s 25th Anniversary as Music Director & Conductor with the WSO.

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The Symphony has been the Orchestra-in-Residence at Naugatuck Valley Community College since 1992. 

Naugatuck Valley Community College

750 Chase Parkway
Waterbury, CT 06708

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The Palace Theater

100 E. Main St.
Waterbury, CT 06702

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info@waterburysymphony.org

203-574-4283

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Administrative Offices:

160 Robbins Street

Waterbury, CT 06708

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