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Reno Philharmonic's Spirit of the Season
Reno, NV
A musical road trip across America celebrating holiday traditions
About
Embark on a festive musical journey across the United States with the Reno Philharmonic's Spirit of the Season! This spectacular holiday concert features the Reno Phil Orchestra & Chorus, along with special guest performers, bringing the diverse sounds of American holiday traditions to life. From coast to coast, experience a symphonic celebration designed to dazzle and delight audiences of all ages. It's the perfect way to ignite your holiday spirit and create cherished memories.
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Tickets on sale September 10
Duration
Approximately 2 hours with intermission
Ages
Children of all ages are welcome
Schedule
Most performances are about two hours, including one 20-minute intermission. Latecomers will be seated at the first musical break, at the discretion of the ushers.
Featured Performers
- Jason Altieri, Conductor
Organizer
Reno Philharmonic
Practical Information
Parking
Metered parking (pay Monday-Saturday 9am – 6pm; free evenings after 6pm and on Sundays). The open parking lot across from the Washoe County Court House (free on evenings and weekends). The parking lot attached to Nevada State Bank (ONLY available free in the evenings and on weekends).
Pet Policy
Infants are not advised, but if attending, please advise the Box Office Manager. Each person attending the concert MUST have a ticket to gain entrance to the auditorium, including infants of any age.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive 20-30 minutes before the concert to find parking and settle in, especially if you need to pick up tickets from Will Call. This allows time to enjoy the atmosphere without rushing.
- Consider the 'Inside the Music' pre-concert talk if you're new to classical music; it can significantly enhance your appreciation and understanding of the pieces performed.
- Dress in what makes you feel comfortable; while some patrons enjoy dressing up, the focus is on enjoying the performance, so smart casual attire is perfectly acceptable.
- If attending with very young children, inform the Box Office Manager beforehand so they can assist with seating arrangements that allow for easy exit if needed.
- Turn off all electronic devices, including cell phones and pagers, before entering the concert hall to ensure an uninterrupted and immersive experience for all attendees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I purchase tickets but cannot attend?
Single-ticket sales are final for non-subscribers. Season Ticket Subscribers can exchange tickets for other performances of the same event up to 24 hours in advance, subject to availability and potential price differences. Alternatively, tickets can be donated back to the Reno Phil for a donation receipt by emailing boxoffice@renophil.com prior to the concert.
Are there discounts available for tickets?
For Classix series performances, discounts are available for seniors, youth, and groups. Special promotion codes may be offered via email to subscribers; signing up for the email list is recommended for these offers.
When should I arrive for the performance?
It is recommended to arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the concert. Patrons picking up tickets from Will Call should arrive at least 30 minutes early. Latecomers will be seated at the first musical break at the ushers' discretion, and a video monitor in the lobby allows listening and viewing while waiting.
Can I take pictures or record the performance?
The use of flash photography, video, and digital cameras, as well as audio recording equipment, is strictly prohibited during the performance. Non-flash still photography is permitted, and sharing on social media is welcomed.
What is the pet policy for this event?
Infants are not advised due to potential disruptions, but if attending, please inform the Box Office Manager. Every attendee, including infants, requires a ticket for entry into the auditorium. Discretion is advised regarding a child's ability to sit through a concert.