Frequently Asked Questions about the Littleton Symphony

Concert Information

What is the dress code for concerts?

There is no formal dress code for Littleton Symphony concerts. Most attendees opt for business casual or smart casual attire. Feel free to dress comfortably and enjoy the music!

What time should I arrive?

Doors open 30 minutes before the concert begins. If you want to sit in the front few rows, then arrive 30-40 minutes in advance.

Where are the concerts held?

Unless otherwise noted, concerts are held in the main hall at Littleton United Methodist Church, located at 5894 South Datura Street, Littleton, CO 80120. Check our concert schedule for any venue updates.

Are latecomers allowed in the venue?

Yes, latecomers are allowed into the venue but please be respectful of other attendees and performers when coming in.

Is food or drink allowed in the concert hall?

Other than water bottles, food and drink are not permitted inside the concert hall.

Do you sell food or drink at the concert hall?

Unless noted within the concert listing, there are no concessions at the venue, but we do encourage you to visit one of the many nearby restaurants before or after the performance.

Are dogs or other animals allowed in the concert hall?

Animals are not allowed with the exception of verified service animals. Owners must provide verification through vest or ID.

How long do concerts usually last?

Our concerts are typically 1 & 1/2 to 2 hours long.

Ticketing

How do I purchase tickets?

Tickets can be purchased online through our website, by phone at (303) 933-6824, or at the door on the day of the concert (subject to availability). Tickets do sell out, so we recommend purchasing tickets in advance.

Do tickets have assigned seating?

No, tickets are general admission only, with open seating in the hall on a first-come-first-served basis. Plan to arrive early for more seating options.

Can I get a refund if I can’t attend?

Tickets are non-refundable. However, you may exchange them for another performance in the same season, subject to availability.

Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

Yes, tickets are transferable. Simply give the ticket to your guest, and they can present it at the concert. If the ticket is digital, you can forward the confirmation email or QR code.

Are there discounts for students, seniors, or groups?

Yes! We offer discounted tickets for students, seniors, and groups of 10 or more. Please see pricing for each concert at: https://littletonsymphony.org/concerts

Do you offer season subscriptions, and what are the benefits?

Absolutely! Season subscriptions provide access to all concerts at a discounted rate. These go on sale prior to the start of every season here: https://littletonsymphony.org/concerts

Accessibility

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Littleton United Methodist Church is wheelchair accessible. For the Accessible Entrance, park on the south side of the campus on Shepperd Ave, and enter through or pull into the breezeway between the Sanctuary and Grant Fellowship Hall (door # 7).

Do you offer hearing assistance devices?

At this time, we do not offer hearing assistance devices. However, we strive to make our concerts enjoyable for all attendees and recommend contacting us in advance to discuss any specific needs.

Is there accessible parking near the venue?

Yes, accessible parking spaces are available close to the main entrance of the venue, on the south side of the campus on Shepperd Ave. Enter through or pull into the breezeway between the Sanctuary and Grant Fellowship Hall (door # 7). We recommend arriving early to secure a spot, as spaces are limited.

Parking and Transportation

Where can I park for the concert and is it free?

Free parking is available at Littleton United Methodist Church, where most of our concerts are held. The parking lot is located directly next to the church, with additional street parking nearby if the lot is full.

Are there public transportation options to the venue?

Yes, public transportation options are available. The venue is accessible via RTD Light Rail (Littleton Downtown Station) and bus routes. Please check RTD schedules and plan accordingly for your arrival.

Volunteer and Auditions

How can I volunteer with the symphony?

Volunteering with the Littleton Symphony is a great way to support the arts and enjoy free tickets! To get started, contact us at info@littletonsymphony.org or call (303) 933-6824.

What volunteer roles are available?

We welcome volunteers to assist with:

- Ushering and ticket-taking at concerts
- Helping with publications and marketing
- Assisting with fundraising events

Volunteers play a vital role in ensuring the success of our performances and events.

How do I audition for the orchestra?

We’re always looking for talented musicians to join our orchestra! Current openings are posted on our website under the Openings section. To schedule an audition, contact our Personnel Manager at personnelmgr@littletonsymphony.org .

Programs and Events

Do you offer family-friendly or children’s programs?

All of our concerts are family-friendly and open to all ages.

Additionally, we are proud to present FREE family concerts every year. These performances are engaging for children and adults alike, offering a fun and educational introduction to classical music.

Do you have special holiday or themed concerts?

Yes, we feature holiday and themed concerts throughout the season. Explore all of our upcoming concerts at: https://littletonsymphony.org/concerts

Do you have any outdoor concerts?

Yes, we offer summer concerts at local venues such as Hudson Gardens that are free to the public. These concerts are typically scheduled in August - you can find details at https://littletonsymphony.org/concerts.

Is photography or video recording allowed
during performances?

Yes, we allow non-flash photography and video recording during performances, as long as it does not disrupt the experience for others. We encourage you to share your photos and videos with us at info@littletonsymphony.org—we’d love to feature them on our social media and website!

General Questions

What is the history of the symphony?

The Littleton Symphony Orchestra has been a cornerstone of the Denver Metro area’s classical music scene for over 40 years. Under the leadership of renowned conductors, including our current Music Director Dr. Catherine Sailer, the orchestra has performed a wide range of repertoire, from Beethoven and Mahler to contemporary works and themed programs. With a strong commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement, the Littleton Symphony continues to bring world-class music to audiences of all ages.

How do I subscribe to periodic emails?

Simply enter your email address in the subscription box located at the bottom of our website or on the Contact Us page. You’ll receive updates on upcoming concerts, special events, and exclusive announcements straight to your inbox.