MASSACHUSETTS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 44TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY "POPS" CONCERT

TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT!

Please note - The Balcony is not accessible by elevator and may not be suitable for those with mobility concerns. 

ALL tickets will be mailed USPS, or held at Will-Call for pickup the night of the show. Print-at-home tickets will NOT be accepted.

*fees apply to both online & in-person sales and includes a preservation fee that goes towards the cost of maintaining historic Mechanics Hall as a community resource for all to use and enjoy. 

Please note: Tickets will be sent in the mail until 12/1. Any subsequent orders will be available at the Box Office prior to the performance.

Featured Guest Performers

Myron Romanul, Conductor

Jane Shivick, vocal soloist

Christon Carney, vocal soloist

Jackie Ho-Yin Li, horn soloist

Salisbury Singers (Reagan Paras, Director)

Assumption University Chorale (John Black, Director)

Irish Step Dancers from the Murphy Academy of Irish Dance

Jolly Old St. Nick

The Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra is Worcester’s premiere resident symphony orchestra.  Founded in 1948 and based at Worcester’s Tuckerman Hall, the orchestra performs a variety of concerts throughout the year before thousands of concert-goers. The orchestra has accompanied such luminaries as Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli at Worcester's DCU Center. This past summer MSO completed its 73rd season of free outdoor concerts in Worcester’s Institute Park, including its fireworks concerts for the July 4th holiday in front of one of the largest crowds ever assembled at that park. This season’s activities include performances with the legendary American Neo-classical new age ensemble Mannheim Steamroller at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in Lowell, MA and at Worcester’s Hanover Theatre. This season also includes a new concert series at Tuckerman Hall called A Little Night Music featuring extraordinary pianist Andrew Armstrong and an array of world-class musicians.

For more information, visit https://www.tuckermannightmusic.org/ MSO can be reached at (508) 754-1234 or visiting its website at https://www.masymphony.org/mso/Home.html