The Colorado Symphony is returning to downtown Denver’s McGregor Square.
The symphony, which first performed at the outdoor plaza next to Coors Field last year, will be back for two performances this summer.
The Colorado Symphony will perform at McGregor Square on July 10 and Sept. 4.
The Wednesday, July 10, performance will feature Associate Conductor Wilbur Lin leading a Colorado Symphony ensemble in an evening of Mozart under the stars.
The second performance, on Wednesday, Sept. 4, will have Resident Conductor Christopher Dragon leading the full Colorado Symphony Brass and Percussion in a performance of Classical and Pops favorites.
Tickets are available at ColoradoSymphony.org including general admission, student, children and VIP tickets.
General admission tickets have access to a cash bar with wine and beer, as well as access to a full bar and food options for purchase inside Milepost Zero Food Hall adjacent to the plaza.
VIP tickets (ages 21 and up) include two complimentary drinks from a selection of beer, wine, and liquor and light appetizers. Drinks and appetizers will be available through intermission. VIP seating is located on the third floor overlooking the plaza.