Mozart & Beethoven with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra

Join us Saturday, September 30th at 7:30 pm as the Columbus Symphony, lead by conductor Andrés Lopera, showcases two composers from the classical period who changed music forever: Beethoven and Mozart.

About The Columbus Symphony:

Since 1951, the Columbus Symphony (CSO) has been proud to serve as central Ohio’s flagship music performance organization. The CSO’s musicians, conductors, chorus, and world-renowned guest artists enrich the central Ohio community through extraordinary talent, passion, dedication, and the highest standards of musicianship. Living and working in the community, CSO musicians are interwoven throughout the region’s cultural fabric, accompanying performances by other companies, performing in other local orchestras, and teaching and coaching young musicians.

The CSO is integral to the community, and plays a central role in Columbus’ vibrant arts scene. Their concerts and programs served over 159,000 central Ohioans; 2.3 million reached; 28,000 children, families, and teachers. Their programming includes classical masterworks, new works by living composers, performances by popular artists from a variety of genres, education programs that enrich and promote children’s learning and development, and community engagement programming designed to make the CSO accessible to all. 

On Saturday, September 30 The Public Square will be closed for Nelsonville Pride so there will be no parking on The Square and limited street parking. 
Patrons attending the Columbus Symphony have permission to park at: 

• The Elks - 53 Hocking St., Nelsonville, OH 45764 
• Rocky Gear Store 45 E Canal St, Nelsonville, OH 45764 
• The Nelsonville Library's parking lots. The library has a small lot on 95 W Washington St., Nelsonville, OH 45764, and another larger lot behind the library on W. Columbus Street (please note that the library owns the parking lot up to where the sidewalk starts to get to the stage).  

A limited number of ADA Handicap spots will be reserved in the Stuart's Parking lot (which can be accessed on Fort Street).