Family Concert
December 6, 2025 from 3 to 4 p.m.
In coordination with the Livermore Valley Arts and in partnership with Valley Dance Theatre, the Symphony Association presents a family concert inside Livermore’s Bankhead Theater. Sign up through the Bankhead for the wait list for free general-admission tickets and join us for a short, fun-filled celebration of the holiday season on Saturday December 6 at 3 p.m.! Note: wait-list people will be admitted starting fifteen minute prior to the concert. Chances of being admitted from that list? About 100 percent.
 
Joyful Sounds of the Season
December 6, 2025 at 8 p.m.
(No preconcert talk—holiday parade day.)
Coleridge-Taylor: Christmas Overture
Vaughan Williams: Suite for Viola and Small Orchestra
Jenny Douglass, soloist
Quinn Mason: Christmas Eve Festivities
Tchaikovsky: The Snow Maiden
Respighi: Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite 1

Deck the halls and warm your hearts with festive music perfect for the start of the holiday season. Christmas carols infuse the music of composers Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Quinn Mason. Beloved Bay Area violist Jenny Douglass is our featured soloist in the lyrical music of Vaughan Williams. Tchaikovsky transports us to the wintry world of the snow maiden, and you’ll be treated to one of Otterino Respighi’s most famous works. Put yourself in the holiday spirit with the symphony!

The audience and performers are invited to enjoy a reception featuring Livermore Valley wines and hosted by the Livermore-Amador Symphony Guild in the lobby after each evening concert.

Bankhead Theater of the
Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center
2400 First Street, Livermore, California.

 
See our preview flyer and buy 2025–2026 season tickets to our December evening, February, April, and June concerts!

 
Note: The Livermore-Amador Symphony will always comply with current Alameda County Health mandates and recommendations plus any additional rehearsal and performance venue health requirements. (See Bankhead Theater details.) The health and well-being of our audience and musicians will be prioritized over all else.