Blog

As an arts organization, we endorse the adage that “the arts can heal.” In the spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, we acknowledge the harm caused by colonialism, including the colonial roots of our organization’s art form. We recognize that there is still much work to be done, and commit to do our part in the collective healing, educating and relationship building for a better future that is inclusive of Indigenous Artists.

Embracing the digital revolution, the Kamloops Symphony has made the decision to go completely paperless for the Spring 2022 Edition of Barb’s Used Book & Music Sale.

What a year it has been for us at the Kamloops Symphony, and for all of us in the community.

With June being National Indigenous Peoples Month, and June 21st National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate the beautiful and resilient musical culture of Indigenous people from Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc and across Turtle Island.

An update on the status of the postponed concerts from the end of our 2019-2020 season.

Music Director Dina Gilbert was recently featured in an article in a Chinese publication. We have the original article and a translation here.

A message from Music Director Dina Gilbert and Exective Director Daniel Mills.

The love triangle between Clara & Robert Schumann and Johnannes Brahms is a subject that person could write a decent-sized book about, but here is a condensed version of what we know and what we suspect.

We've put together some fun facts about our upcoming concert, Amor!

We're giving away tickets, all you have to do is tell us which piece in our 2019-2020 season you're looking forward to hearing the most, and why.