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Special Recreation Services of Northern Lake CountyWaukegan Symphony Orchestra and Concert Chorus
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• History of Waukegan Symphony Orchestra and Concert Chorus
Current events for the
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra and Concert Chorus
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra performs at the Waukegan High School, Trapp Auditorium, located at the Upper Grade Center, 2325 Brookside Avenue in Waukegan.
Single Tickets
Adult: $15
Senior/Military: $12 (with ID)
Students: $7 (with ID)
Students 18 and under are FREE, children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Waukegan Concert Chorus performs at the First Presbyterian Church, 122 N. Martin Luther King Avenue (next door to the Daniel T. Drew Municipal Complex) in downtown Waukegan.
Adult: $12
Senior/Military: $10 (with ID)
Student: $6 (with ID)
Students 18 and under are FREE, children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Click HERE to purchase single tickets online at www.ticketweb.com
Click HERE to purchase season tickets online at www.waukeganparks.org
Season Brochure for purchasing a season subscription to WSOCC/BPTOC
JBC Box Office- Jack Benny Center for the Arts front desk, located at 39 Jack Benny Drive-Bowen Park, Waukegan, IL call for reservations – 847-360-4740.
WSOCC auditions – please call 847-360-4744 for further information.
A little bit of history...
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra was born on April 24, 1974 when favorite comedic son Jack Benny returned to his home town of Waukegan to star in the WSO’s initial performance. It was a magical night, held at Waukegan High School’s auditorium. Like the Music Center of Lake County, the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra has made itself synonymous with the broad range of culture that is the hallmark of our city. Through its history, the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra has engaged its audiences in both traditional and challenging works. Musical direction now rests in the capable hands of Maestro Stephen Blackwelder who has brought new energy and focus to the organization.
Waukegan Concert Chorus was established as a community chorus in 1976 to sing with the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Verdi’s Requiem. The members of the community recognized the great benefit of retaining such a cultural asset in the community and the Chorus continued as an independent sister organization to the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra. Today, Maestro Alex Tyler’s baton leads this community chorus.