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Omaha Symphony 2025-26 Season Info
The Omaha Symphony begins the 2025-26 season with works that range from blockbuster symphonic scores to crossover concerts and family-friendly events. The season opens with Falletta Conducts Tchaikovsky’s Fifth on September 26-27, featuring pianist George Li and a program that includes powerful works by Scriabin, Adams, and Tchaikovsky. Early in the fall, on October 3, the Symphony marks the 20th anniversary of performances at the Holland Performing Arts Center in Holland 20th Anniversary. Halloween weekend (October 31-November 1) brings Sibelius’ First Symphony and Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in what is billed as a “romantic masterpiece showdown.”
November features Piazzolla & Schumann on November 23 in the Symphony Joslyn series and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows II in Concert on November 29-30. December ushers in the Physicians Mutual Omaha Symphony Christmas Celebration from December 11-14.
As the calendar turns to the new year, January 16-17 features Debussy & Prokofiev, showcasing a mix of impressionist and modern orchestral soundscapes, while March delivers Clara Schumann and Brahms on March 27-28. Late in the season, on April 24-25, the orchestra presents Beethoven’s Fifth & Bluebeard’s Castle, bringing together dramatic symphony and opera. The season closes in May with Bahl Conducts Mahler’s “Titan” on May 29-30, conducted by Ankush Kumar Bahl.
Omaha Symphony 2025-26 Tickets Info
Tickets for Omaha Symphony 2025-26 live performances are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Single-concert ticket prices begin around $55 to $80 for less premium seating at the Holland Performing Arts Center, with some family or matinee shows offering lower entry points depending on venue and seating row. Some higher-demand concerts, or prime front orchestra/best view sections, cost significantly more, often ranging up into the $150-plus territory. For big holiday or blockbuster themed events, prices tend to rise accordingly.
About Omaha Symphony
The Omaha Symphony has been a cornerstone of Nebraska’s cultural life since its founding in 1921. Over the course of more than a century, it has grown from a small community ensemble into a fully professional orchestra performing at the Holland Performing Arts Center, a venue renowned for its world-class acoustics and architectural design. The orchestra presents a broad range of concerts each year, from classical masterworks to pops, chamber performances, and family programs, making it one of the most versatile performing arts organizations in the region.
Beyond its mainstage concerts, the Omaha Symphony is deeply invested in education and community outreach. Each year it reaches tens of thousands of students across Nebraska and western Iowa through programs like the Symphony In Schools initiative, Young People’s Concerts, and interactive workshops. These programs introduce children to orchestral music at an early age while also providing performance opportunities for young musicians through ensembles and collaborations.
The orchestra’s mission is to enrich people’s lives through the power of live orchestral music, and it consistently works to engage diverse audiences. From collaborations with contemporary artists to multimedia performances that blend film and symphony, the Omaha Symphony continues to innovate while preserving the traditions of symphonic music. Its reputation for artistic excellence, community connection, and adaptability has solidified its place as a cultural leader both in Omaha and throughout the Midwest.
