Pharr Community Theater Company

HistoryFounded in 1952 at Pan American College as an orchestra of volunteer musicians, the Valley Symphony Orchestra has grown into a fully professional 85-member ensemble with a 120+ voice, volunteer, community-based Valley Symphony Chorale. Since its beginnings, the VSO has played a leading role in the cultural life of our community. Even today the orchestra utilizes dozens of local musicians- private music instructors, public and private school band and orchestra directors, college music professors, and area professionals - with a resulting impact that resonates far beyond the concert stage. As a Valley-wide artistic asset, throughout its proud history, the VSO has performed the length and breadth of the Rio Grande Valley as well as concerts south of the border in Monterrey, Saltillo and Ciudad Victoria. Education programs and activities have always been a key component of the organization's mission. Currently, the Valley Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with the McAllen IndependentSpecialtiesThe Valley Symphony Orchestra provides the Rio Grande Valley with exciting musical performances from classical to POPS concerts, held at McAllen Performing Arts Center. Join us for one of our major works symphonic concerts. Our mission is to improve life in a diverse community through artistic excellence in the performance and preservation of great music.

Harlingen Community Theatre is a non-profit organization located in Harlingen, Texas, dedicated to showcasing local talent from the Rio Grande Valley. With a seating capacity of 270, the theatre produces four to five Broadway-quality musicals and plays each year featuring a diverse cast of children, teens, and adults. In addition to its theatrical productions, the venue is also available for rental for various performance events, including dance performances and choral concerts. The theatre embraces community involvement, offering opportunities for volunteers to participate behind the scenes. Generated from the website