Bianca Ancheta
Will the remaining 2021/22 season concerts and ...

With new developments and information coming daily, we are considering all options for the remainder of the season. The following is the status of our season as of January 21, 2022. If any changes occur, we will send updates as soon as possible.

Cancelled

  • February 11: With Love from the MSO

  • February 12: Modesto Symphony Youth Orchestra Spring Concert

Currently remaining as scheduled

Bianca Ancheta
Have any concerts been cancelled?

Yes, unfortunately few concerts of our 2021-2022 season have been cancelled. The following is the status of our season as of January 20, 2022.

Cancelled

  • February 11: With Love from the MSO

  • February 12: MSYO Spring Concert

The decision to cancel was made in an effort to reduce risk for our patrons, musicians, staff, and community at large. We are grateful for understanding and your ongoing support.

Bianca Ancheta
My concert was cancelled, what can I do with my ...

Anyone who has purchased tickets to a cancelled concert was contacted directly by the MSO with information about options for their tickets.

If you are a ticketholder for a cancelled concert, you have several options.

  • Donate the cost of tickets back to the MSO.
    First, we would appreciate your consideration of donating the cost of your ticket(s) to help us stay strong in this challenging time. This is a tax-deductible donation and helps sustain the future of the MSO so that we may continue to provide music to the community and provide support to our orchestra musicians who have also been financially impacted. A tax receipt will be mailed to you after receiving your form.

  • Exchange for one of our remaining 2021-2022 Season concerts.
    You may see a full listing of MSO’s concerts here.

  • Refund. You may receive a refund for the price of the ticket(s) you purchased.

All ticketing changes are to be made through the Gallo Center Box Office by calling 209-338-2100. Please note there is a deadline to act on your ticket options depending on your cancelled concert date. Any tickets left outstanding pass this deadline will be considered a tax-deductible donation to the Modesto Symphony. Read more for deadline information.

Bianca Ancheta
What are you doing to keep patrons safe?

In order to keep our patrons, musicians, and staff safe, the MSO is closely monitoring the evolving COVID-19 situation and taking precautions as necessary. We are strongly encouraging a healthy and safe environment for everyone. This includes practicing social distancing, and may result in cancelling or postponing a concert.

The Gallo Center for the Arts is also taking extra precautionary measures by rescheduling concerts as necessary. Additionally, they are increasing and intensifying their cleaning protocols throughout the building. This includes disinfecting arm rests, door handles, handrails, counters, and other common surfaces after each performance. Additional hand sanitizer dispensers are being placed in the lobby as well as backstage.

Bianca Ancheta
How can I continue to support the MSO at this ...

If a concert you were planning to attend was cancelled and you are in a position to do so, you can donate the value of your ticket(s) to the Modesto Symphony Orchestra to advance the community and educational impact of the MSO. Their value is a tax-deductible contribution to the Modesto Symphony Orchestra.

As a nonprofit arts organization, the Modesto Symphony Orchestra relies on our patrons and community in which we serve. This is true now more than ever during this time of nationwide event cancellations as our community works to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Your support can help sustain the Modesto Symphony Orchestra through this uncertain time, and ensure that the MSO will be here to help continue enriching the lives of our community through music. To learn other ways you can help support the MSO, visit modestosymphony.org/support-the-mso.

All patrons that have tickets to a cancelled concerts will be contacted directly by the MSO and will be given information on their ticketing options.

Will the remaining 2021/22 season concerts and events still proceed?

With new developments and information coming daily, we are considering all options for the remainder of the season. The following is the status of our season as of January 21, 2022. If any changes occur, we will send updates as soon as possible.

Cancelled

  • February 11: With Love from the MSO

  • February 12: Modesto Symphony Youth Orchestra Spring Concert

Currently remaining as scheduled

Have any concerts been cancelled?

Yes, unfortunately few concerts of our 2021-2022 season have been cancelled. The following is the status of our season as of January 20, 2022.

Cancelled

  • February 11: With Love from the MSO

  • February 12: MSYO Spring Concert

The decision to cancel was made in an effort to reduce risk for our patrons, musicians, staff, and community at large. We are grateful for understanding and your ongoing support.

My concert was cancelled, what can I do with my tickets? 

Anyone who has purchased tickets to a cancelled concert was contacted directly by the MSO with information about options for their tickets.

If you are a ticketholder for a cancelled concert, you have several options.

  • Donate the cost of tickets back to the MSO.
    First, we would appreciate your consideration of donating the cost of your ticket(s) to help us stay strong in this challenging time. This is a tax-deductible donation and helps sustain the future of the MSO so that we may continue to provide music to the community and provide support to our orchestra musicians who have also been financially impacted. A tax receipt will be mailed to you after receiving your form.

  • Exchange for one of our remaining 2021-2022 Season concerts.
    You may see a full listing of MSO’s concerts here.

  • Refund. You may receive a refund for the price of the ticket(s) you purchased.

All ticketing changes are to be made through the Gallo Center Box Office by calling 209-338-2100. Please note there is a deadline to act on your ticket options depending on your cancelled concert date. Any tickets left outstanding pass this deadline will be considered a tax-deductible donation to the Modesto Symphony. Read more for deadline information.

What are the current changes to the MSYO schedule?

With new developments and information coming daily, we are considering all options for the remainder of the season. The following is the status of the MSYO season as of March 31, 2020.

Cancelled

  • All rehearsals through April 30

  • April 4 - Retreat day

  • April 8 - Concert Orchestra Tour

Rescheduled

  • May 2 - MSYO Season Finale Concert - Rescheduled to May 30, 2020

Currently remaining as scheduled

  • All rehearsals starting May 4, 2020

  • Beethoven 250 Tour

Any changes will be communicated as soon as possible. We thank you for your patience and understanding.

What are you doing to keep patrons safe?

In order to keep our patrons, musicians, and staff safe, the MSO is closely monitoring the evolving COVID-19 situation and taking precautions as necessary. We are strongly encouraging a healthy and safe environment for everyone. This includes practicing social distancing, and may result in cancelling or postponing a concert.

The Gallo Center for the Arts is also taking extra precautionary measures by rescheduling concerts as necessary. Additionally, they are increasing and intensifying their cleaning protocols throughout the building. This includes disinfecting arm rests, door handles, handrails, counters, and other common surfaces after each performance. Additional hand sanitizer dispensers are being placed in the lobby as well as backstage.

How can I continue to support the MSO at this time?

If a concert you were planning to attend was cancelled and you are in a position to do so, you can donate the value of your ticket(s) to the Modesto Symphony Orchestra to advance the community and educational impact of the MSO. Their value is a tax-deductible contribution to the Modesto Symphony Orchestra.

As a nonprofit arts organization, the Modesto Symphony Orchestra relies on our patrons and community in which we serve. This is true now more than ever during this time of nationwide event cancellations as our community works to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Your support can help sustain the Modesto Symphony Orchestra through this uncertain time, and ensure that the MSO will be here to help continue enriching the lives of our community through music. To learn other ways you can help support the MSO, visit modestosymphony.org/support-the-mso.

All patrons that have tickets to a cancelled concerts will be contacted directly by the MSO and will be given information on their ticketing options.

How can you protect yourself?

From the California Department of Public Health

The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to this virus.

  • Washing hands with soap and water.

  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces daily. If surfaces are dirty, clean them using detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

  • Avoiding touching eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.

  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or your elbow.

  • Avoiding close contact with people who are sick.

  • Staying away from work, school, or other people if you become sick with respiratory symptoms like fever and cough.

  • Following guidance from public health officials.

Please consult with your health care provider about additional steps you may be able to take to protect yourself.

Please follow these links for more information:

Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)
California Department of Public Health
Stanislaus County Health Services Agency

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