We invite you to immerse yourself in the world of classical music like never before at our Reimagined Concert Experience! With options for food and drink, our casual setting encourages an open and friendly atmosphere. Perfect for first time attendees, as well as patrons who would like a renewed appreciation for the timeless beauty of classical music. Hosted by Music Director Michael Hall, enjoy the perfect marriage of music and visuals as multimedia projections bring the music to life with informative, captivating imagery. Ticket price includes the concert, your first glass of wine or other beverage, and hors d'oeuvres. Cash bar is also available on-site. All seating is General Admission and first-come, first-served.

Get into the holiday spirit with festive music for brass. The historic halls will be decked with swag and decor, a true winter treat. Tour the award-winning museum with over 300 years of Chester County history at no additional cost to you. With ample boutique shops, galleries, and restaurants nearby, it’s the perfect start to the holidays.

A fun and interactive concert for kids! This is an ideal concert for the entire family and a fun, engaging way to learn about the instruments of the orchestra.

A graceful program inspired by the beautiful surroundings of Longwood Gardens. Faure’s elegant incidental music was originally written for the theater. Luigi's cello concerto is from the classical period. Caroline Shaw is a contemporary female American composer. Her Entr’acte was inspired by a string quartet of Haydn. Respighi took his inspiration from three Botticelli pictures and thus his musical language has a renaissance feel.

Join us for a Mother’s Day celebration with intimate chamber music by members of Kennett Symphony's String Quartet in the beautiful Copeland Lecture Hall at Winterthur.  Attendees may add on tickets to Winterthur’s Museum, Garden, Library and Exhibitions - including 90,000 objects in the 175-room mansion Henry Francis du Pont called home, 1,000 acres of rolling hills, streams, meadows, and forests, as well as a research center dedicated to America’s artistic, cultural, social, and intellectual history from colonial times into the twentieth century.

Come celebrate with us in a festive atmosphere. It is a fiery program with dance music from Ginastera, Piazzolla and de Falla. Gabriela Ortiz, a contemporary Mexican/American composer, wrote music that celebrates the spirit animal that guides the Wixarika people of Mexico. The classical guitar, performed by Ana Vidovic, adds to the colorful sounds of this festive concert.