BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is kicking off a month of free summer concerts beginning this Fourth of July, with a special 30-minute musical televised right here on WMAR-2.
Airing at 6:30pm, the special will feature patriotic favorites the likes of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” Ives’ Variations on “America,” and Gershwin’s "An American in Paris."
Throughout the rest of July, the symphony orchestra will perform several live in-person concerts at multiple locations around the state, including Oregon Ridge Park, the Patio Stage, and a long awaited return to the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.
Although admission for each concert is free, advanced registration is required.
Here's a breakdown of the upcoming schedule.
July 8 at 7 pm – Oregon Ridge Park
July 10 at 7 pm – Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (indoors)
July 14 at 7 pm – Josephy Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (indoors)
July 15 at 7 pm – Oregon Ridge Park
July 16 at 7 pm – Boordy Vineyards (doors open at 5 pm)
July 22 at 7 pm – Oregon Ridge Park
July 23 at 7 pm – The Patio Stage at Strathmore (special chamber performance)
July 23 at 7 pm – Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (indoors)
July 28 at 7 pm – Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (indoors)
July 29 at 7 pm – Oregon Ridge Park
July 30 at 7 pm – Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (indoors)
