Worcester Entertainment Concepts Corporation

The Worcester Youth Orchestras, established in 1947, is dedicated to fostering orchestral music among youth in the Worcester, MA area. With a rich history spanning over 77 years, the organization offers a range of ensembles including the Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonic, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Program, catering to various musical interests and skill levels. Led by a passionate team including an Artistic Executive Director and a dedicated administrative staff, the Worcester Youth Orchestras emphasizes community engagement and artistic development. Through concerts, lessons, and outreach programs, they aim to instill a love for music and provide valuable performance opportunities for young musicians. Generated from the website

About Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1976, for more than a quarter century the Symphony has presented high-quality performances popular with the public, with 2004 marking the 25th anniversary of the Holiday 'Pops' concerts in Mechanics Hall. In 1951, founder Harry Levenson began the "Summer Family Concert Series" ( with a predecessor orchestra ) in Worcester's Institute Park which continues to this day in Cristoforo Colombo Park and Institute Park. Attracting thousands of concertgoers each year, these summer concerts have become the most popular outdoor summer music series in central Massachusetts.

Tuckerman Hall, located in Worcester, MA, is a neo-classically designed venue created in 1902 by Josephine Wright Chapman, one of America's pioneering female architects. Known for its exceptional beauty and capacity to host a variety of events, including weddings, concerts, and corporate functions, the Hall offers a unique historic setting that enhances any occasion. Generated from the website