Auburn Symphony Orchestra

P.O. Box 2186
Auburn, WA 98071

253-887-7777

In 1996, Conductor and Music Director Stewart Kershaw assembled a talented group of regional musicians to form a symphony orchestra. The fully professional Auburn Symphony has become one of the most acclaimed orchestras in the Pacific Northwest. Each year, the orchestra performs three symphony programs and three chamber ensemble concerts for classical music lovers from throughout King and Pierce Counties and beyond.

The Symphony has musicians and ensembles available to perform for schools and community groups. You can see a list of available educational outreach programs by clicking the tab "schools/community".

The orchestra performs at the Auburn Performing Arts Center in downtown Auburn. Parking and pre-concert lectures with Conductor Kershaw are free.

Chamber concerts take place at the intimate St Matthew's Episcopal Church in Auburn.

The Auburn Symphony Orchestra's Mission, Vision, and Core Values reflect what is truly important to us as an organization.

Mission Statement:

The Mission of the Auburn Symphony Orchestra is to foster the joy of music in our region through performances of unsurpassed quality.

Vision Statement:

To be known throughout the Northwest as a great orchestra.

We value
- Classical music performances of the highest caliber
- Bringing joy to our audiences
- A rich cultural life for our community
- Educating our present and future audiences by connecting them to the story behind the music
- Organizational sustainability through revenue growth and prudent stewardship

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