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Description
Saturday, May 16, 2026 @ 7:30 PM
Sunday, May 17, 2026 @ 4:00 PM
Experience Queen's greatest hits paired with classics in the full sound and glory of the Aurora Symphony Orchestra.
Kids & students FREE
Seniors and military half-price
No dress code
Plenty of free parking
You will hear:
Queen hits, including "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Don't Stop Me Now," "We Will Rock You," and "We are the Champions" in the full and vibrant sound of a Symphony Orchestra.
The leader of our violins Julia McCorvey performing Richard Strauss's thrilling Violin Concerto for violin and orchestra.
A celebration of graduation season (featuring college drinking songs) in Brahms' Academic Festival Overture.
And more!
Your tickets support youth mental health in Aurora and Denver:
Our annual Arts for a Better Tomorrow concert supports a local nonprofit making a difference in our community. This year, we are partnering with Soul Stories, an organization that supports mental health and community building for youth in Denver through storytelling workshops. 50% of all ticket revenue for this concert will be donated to support Soul Stories and its mission. (Note that donations made during the ticket purchase process will only go to the Aurora Symphony. You may make a donation directly to Soul Stories through their website: https://www.soulstoriesdenver.com/)
What people are saying about the ASO:
"It was a very enjoyable event, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent."
"We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!"
"We always feel relaxed, happy, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent."
"We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do."
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear? Come as you are! There's no dress code. Most people wear business casual, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra!
Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don't worry! Our conductor provides brief, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time.
How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission.
Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available.
When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor's pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance).
Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available.
Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others' experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before, during, or after the performance.
Date & Time
May 16 - 17, 2026