Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with the Mid-South Symphonic Band, Chattanooga’s premier community concert band. Join a vibrant ensemble of musicians from all walks of life as we honor 250 years of American history, spirit, and achievement through an inspiring afternoon of music. From stirring patriotic favorites and concert band classics to beloved selections that capture the American experience, this commemorative performance offers something for everyone. Experience the power, pride, and joy of live symphonic music as we come together to celebrate our nation’s enduring legacy. Admission is free. Bring your family, friends, and patriotic spirit for this unforgettable musical celebration.

Founded in 1990, the Mid-South Symphonic Band is composed of 80 musicians from the greater Chattanooga area and perform under the direction of Conductor Scotty Jones and Conductor Emeritus Jim Souders. These musicians on brass, woodwind and percussion instruments have diverse backgrounds and volunteer their time and effort because they enjoy sharing their talents with each other and with you.

The concert is on Sunday October 4th at 3 pm at the UTC Fine Arts Center in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall at 752 Vine St, Chattanooga, TN 37403 . The concert is free and open to all ages of music fans.

Whether you are a longtime supporter of the ensemble or attending for the first time, this concert offers something for every listener. Bring family, friends, and all who appreciate outstanding live music—it promises to be a memorable celebration of performance at its finest.