Join us at three concerts this winter season! Purchase as a bundle and save 10%.

December 7 | Poinsettia Pops | Union Colony Civic Center
A regional calendar highlight and Greeley’s favorite holiday tradition, your Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Greeley Chorale, and Greeley Children's Chorale again take the stage in the poinsettia-adorned Monfort Concert Hall! Start the evening with the Magic Baton Melody Contest celebrating our winning Greeley-Evans School District 6 middle school student composer. Then, the musicians fill the hall with holiday spirit as they perform classic gems such as “The First Nowell,” “Sleigh Ride,” and Victor Hely-Hutchinson's Carol Symphony. Sure to have you singing all the way home, the concert “wraps” up with the orchestra and choir performing “Angels We Have heard On High,” arranged by Mack Wilberg. Come gather with us, experience the last night of the Festival of Trees, and have your photo taken with Santa - all included with your ticket! Learn more.

December 19 (FUMC Windsor), 20 (King of Glory Lutheran Church Loveland), or 21 (FUMC Greeley) | Christmas Brass
Under the direction of Dr. Frank Cook, Northern Colorado’s biggest, baddest, and boldest brass section takes center stage for this spectacular evening of holiday hymns and carols! Resounding trumpets and triumphant horns declare the magic and majesty of the holiday season. The breathtaking artistry of the musicians resonate in intimate settings across Northern Colorado. Don’t wait, reserve your tickets now as these performances sell out quickly! Learn more.

January 25 | Firebird: Flames and Fury | UNC Campus Commons
Immerse yourself in the dramatic interpretations of "Firebird: Flames and Fury," a concert that takes you on a journey into conflict through a musical experience. Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet tells Shakespeare’s tragedy through symphonic poetry. Then, Jean Sibelius' Karelia Suite brings to life the story of Karelia’s revolt against oppression. Igor Stravinsky's Firebird Suite is the mythical tale created from Russian folklore about a brave prince and a clever Firebird working together to defeat tyranny and bring freedom to the oppressed. Join us for a night of meaningful and courageous musical conversations. Learn more.

Can’t make it in person? No problem! Let us know and we can provide a livestream code for any Saturday performance.
All concerts start at 7:00 PM