AKRON, Ohio — In an effort to help stop the spread of coronavirus, the Akron Symphony Orchestra has cancelled its remaining performances in the 2019-2020 season.
Initially, Orchestra members were hopeful that they would be able to resume the season, but as more is learned about the pandemic; the recommendations and guidelines put in place by Gov. Mike DeWine and health officials must be followed.
“While this is an end to the season no one could have anticipated, I feel tremendously excited about the future of the Akron Symphony,” said Music Director Christopher Wilkins. “I am deeply proud of the quality of our orchestra, and believe more than ever that our mission serves this community in vitally important ways. I eagerly anticipate our return as soon as possible, when we will once again be sharing the world’s greatest music with everyone.”
For those who have tickets there are several options available, those options are listed on their website.
