About Berkeley Symphony

Berkeley Symphony celebrates our unique and diverse community through music – creating live performances and educational programs to engage the curiosity, spirit, and intellect of our audiences.

Inspired by our home city’s long-standing legacy of innovation and inclusion, Berkeley Symphony presents unique and accessible musical experiences that respond to the shifting needs of our community. We believe that music is a living art form that must resonate with the cultural demands of our time and place. By courageously exploring diverse avenues of music and education, we create a greater sense of belonging.

On Sale: Chamber Series

Presented at Piedmont Center for the Arts, Berkeley Symphony’s 25/26 Chamber Series will feature four performances throughout the spring, each curated by a different artist in our broader network. Curators include Samuel Adams, Dianne Nicolini, Juan Pablo Contreras, and James Parrish Smith.

February 22, 2026: Roots and Resonances
March 22, 2026: French Connections
April 12, 2026: The Music of Muses
May 31, 2026: I, Too, Sing America