Let Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra take you on a journey with music evoking time, place, heritage, and seasons. Music Director Edward Polochick will lead the orchestra and internationally renowned soloists through several LSO premieres, timeless classics, and music that explores a wide range of emotions from love and loss to elation and celebration.

LSO’s 24-25 season has something for everyone, and includes seven classical concerts, two family concerts, one holiday concert, and one pops concert. Season tickets offer premium seating and range from $80-$360 (adults) and $20-$45 (youth), with special discounted passes for music faculty and young professionals. In an effort to make all LSO concerts financially accessible, LSO’s single tickets are available for only $20 or $40 each for adults, inclusive of all ticketing and facility fees. Tickets for youth ages 18 and under are available for $5 each, made possible by the Lienemann Charitable Foundation. Artist and orchestra funding is supported by the Anabeth Hormel Cox and MarySue Harris Charitable Lead Trusts. LSO’s move to the Lied Center for Performing Arts is made possible in part by a gift from Rhonda Seacrest.

New subscriptions are available beginning June 1, and single tickets will be available for purchase beginning July 1 online at www.lincolnsymphony.com or by phone at (402) 476-2211. Current subscribers should call the LSO office at (402) 476-2211 to renew their existing subscription. For more information about LSO events, follow Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, subscribe to LSO’s podcast on Spotify or Apple podcasts, or sign up to receive LSO’s eNewsletter at lincolnsymphony.com.