Neighborhood Concerts
We are your New Jersey Symphony—bringing you the music you love, wherever you are. Building on our deep, long-standing commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, we strive to make music accessible—and enjoyable—for all.
Check out these upcoming public community events:
Thursday, February 27 at 6 pm (FREE!)
A Quartet in Concert: Celebrating Black History Month
Shiloh Baptist Church (515 West 4th Street) in Plainfield
The Chrysalis Project was born out of an idea while celebrating ordinary women, creating a space where young women can see what their futures can look like. Their founding principle is to develop strong communities of young women who are Leaders, Motivators and Innovators and are committed to providing resources to young women to pay it forward for generations to come. We’ll be premiering our Musical Changemakers program, which features Black, female composers to celebrate their extraordinary work.
This event is held in collaboration with The Chrysalis Project.
Sunday, March 2 at 2:30 pm
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra presents: The New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players
Sieminski Theater Cultural Arts Center (8000 Fellowship Road) in Basking Ridge
Join us for an afternoon of music, with the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players presenting a captivating mix of classical and contemporary compositions spanning a range of vibrant, dynamic styles and showcasing the versatility of a woodwind quintet!
This event is held in collaboration with the Sieminski Theater Cultural Arts Center.
Sunday, March 2 at 3 pm (FREE!)
Black Composers Past & Present
T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center (94 Drs James Parker Boulevard) in Red Bank
The T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center is dedicated to preserving the home and legacy of T. Thomas Fortune, a civil rights advocate and leading African American journalist of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Fortune’s home was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1976 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Join the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players for a musical performance highlighting black women composers and their impact.
Please register to reserve your seat at info@tthomasfortuneculturalcenter.org.
This event is held in collaboration with the T. Thomas Fortune Foundation & Cultural Center.
New Jersey Symphony musicians collaborate with community members on in-person and virtual musical events through our Community Partners traveling chamber music program. To learn more about the New Jersey Symphony’s Community Partners Program, please contact Ann Kriewall, Director of Operations & Community Programs, at akriewall@njsymphony.org or 973.735.1737.