COVID-19 UPDATE

Please take the time to read this letter concerning the latest COVID-19 and what The Jackson Symphony plans are going forward.

​The Jackson Symphony office will be closed until at least Monday, April 6th, in order to do our part in preventing the spread of COVID-19. Our staff will be hard at work on developing our upcoming 60th season from their homes. If you need anything at all, please email Caitlin Roach, Director of Marketing & Patron Development, at croach@thejacksonsymphony.org, and your message will be directed to the appropriate staff member. Thank you for supporting the arts! We look forward to seeing you again soon.

- Our mission-


"The Jackson Symphony enriches and inspires audiences
​through the power of live orchestral music. ”

community outreach programs

MUSIC ​and Healing

Jackson Symphony musicians play for medical patients  at the Alice and Carl Kirkland Cancer Center and the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital weekly

mozart's
​Magic Flute

A special adaption for children by Music Director Peter Shannon in collaboration with Dr. Mark Simmons and his students at UT Martin

Jackson Youth Orchestra

The ensemble provides excellent performance opportunities for young musicians throughout the school year.  Members include students from public, private, and homeschooled settings

Open Rehearsal program

The Jackson Symphony has issued a commitment that EVERY student in Jackson-Madison County will have access to hear live orchestral music during our season

venues

Carl Perkins
Civic Center

Location for our
​Pops concerts

400 South Highland Ave.
​Jackson, TN 38301

First Baptist
​Church

Location for our
​Classical concerts

1627 North Highland Ave.
​Jackson, TN 38301

St. Luke's
Episcopal Church

Location for our
Chamber concerts

309 East Baltimore Street
​Jackson, TN 38301

1st Presbyterian Church

Location for our
​Starlight Symphony

1573 North Highland Ave.
​Jackson, TN 38301​