Five concerts. One season. Yours to keep.
Five concerts. One season. Yours to discover.
A year of music, from swing to symphony to Sunday songs of America.
The 2026–2027 season is a journey through American musical traditions — big band swing, holiday classics, Western swing, an Italian voyage, and a season finale honoring those who serve. Five very different concerts, one season, and a community that shows up for every note.
“At the end of the day, I try to pick themes that I think the audience will connect with and enjoy the performance — regardless of the journey we want to take them on.”
— Gary Liebst, Music Director
This season, at a glance
September 26, 2026 Season Opener
A big band tribute to the era of Ellington, Basie, Miller, and Goodman — with featured vocalist Hugh Poland. The perfect start to the season.
December 19, 2026 Holiday Concert
Traditional carols, fresh new arrangements, and our beloved audience sing-along — featuring soloist Kenneth Gayle.
February 6, 2027
Western Swing
Western swing meets full orchestra in a Texas-proud celebration with Dave Alexander and the Texas Swing Band. Don’t miss this Texas tradition!
May 1, 2027
A Journey To Italy
From Verdi and Puccini to Nino Rota’s Godfather — a spring evening of Italian opera, orchestra, and cinema. It will be a real journey through Italy!
How To Attend
Individual concert tickets are available for every concert of the 2026–2027 season, by clicking the links above. But the best way to experience the whole journey, and support the CSO year-round, is with a season subscription.
Come See Us at a Concert
Our concerts are held at First Methodist Church Conroe. It’s a beautiful venue with plenty of free parking, ground-level entry, and comfortable seating, and one of the warmest audiences you’ll ever share a room with.
First Methodist Church Conroe
4308 W Davis Street
Conroe, TX 77304
Getting There
From Interstate 45, take the FM 2854/105 exit and head west. First Methodist Church Conroe is on your right. Look for the large red-brick building and the ample parking lot.
Parking
Parking is free and available directly at the venue. Accessible parking is located near the main entrance.
What to expect
Doors typically open 45 minutes before curtain. Ushers from the Friends of the Symphony will greet you at the door with a smile and a program. Come as you are, most patrons wear something between Sunday casual and dressy.
Have questions about accessibility? See our Accessibility Statement.






