BOZEMAN SYMPHONY INFORMATION
Bozeman Symphony Office:
1001 West Oak Street, Suite 110
Bozeman, MT 59715
Office Hours: open Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Our box office during the business week is located on Oak street, between Kenyon Noble and the Days Inn. We are in Building C- shared with Progressive Insurance, Absaroka Pain & Rehab, and Home Instead Senior Care. Access from N. 11th Ave. is the most convenient way to our shared parking lot.
Willson Auditorium (Concert Series Performances):
404 West Main St.
Bozeman, MT 59715
Reynolds Recital Hall (Piano Recital Series):
189 Howard Hall, Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59715
Reynolds Recital Hall is located inside of Howard Hall (across from the Duck Pond) on the campus of Montana State University. Parking can be found in the lots located on the corner of 11th and Grant. Parking after 5:00 PM and on weekends is open to the public.
Shane Lalani Center for the Arts (Symphony at the Shane):
415 E Lewis St.
Livingston, MT 59047
Adjacent to the courthouse, in the former East Side School building. Enter the parking lot from E Street.
Need a map? See the location and get directions on Google Maps.
Have questions? See below for frequently asked questions or call us at (406) 585-9774.
Bozeman Symphony Office:
1001 West Oak Street, Suite 110
Bozeman, MT 59715
Office Hours: open Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Our box office during the business week is located on Oak street, between Kenyon Noble and the Days Inn. We are in Building C- shared with Progressive Insurance, Absaroka Pain & Rehab, and Home Instead Senior Care. Access from N. 11th Ave. is the most convenient way to our shared parking lot.
Willson Auditorium (Concert Series Performances):
404 West Main St.
Bozeman, MT 59715
Reynolds Recital Hall (Piano Recital Series):
189 Howard Hall, Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59715
Reynolds Recital Hall is located inside of Howard Hall (across from the Duck Pond) on the campus of Montana State University. Parking can be found in the lots located on the corner of 11th and Grant. Parking after 5:00 PM and on weekends is open to the public.
Shane Lalani Center for the Arts (Symphony at the Shane):
415 E Lewis St.
Livingston, MT 59047
Adjacent to the courthouse, in the former East Side School building. Enter the parking lot from E Street.
Need a map? See the location and get directions on Google Maps.
Have questions? See below for frequently asked questions or call us at (406) 585-9774.
WILLSON AUDITORIUM SEAT LOCATOR
ACCESSIBILITY
The Bozeman Symphony and Symphonic Choir is committed to providing access and assistance to those with disabilities. Please contact us at 406-585-9774 at anytime to ask questions or get more information regarding accessibility.
Ways in which the Bozeman Symphony proudly promotes accessibility:
The Bozeman Symphony and Symphonic Choir is committed to providing access and assistance to those with disabilities. Please contact us at 406-585-9774 at anytime to ask questions or get more information regarding accessibility.
Ways in which the Bozeman Symphony proudly promotes accessibility:
*Please note that we perform in a venue we do not own, so sometimes accessibility issues are not in our control
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
How can I obtain tickets?
Visit bozemansymphony.org and go to Tickets & Events. Call the BSO box office at 406-585-9774. Monday through Friday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. At each of our concerts, the box office opens at the venue 60 minutes before the performance.
Where do BSO concerts take place?
Our regular season concerts and a few special events take place at the Willson Auditorioum, 404 W. Main Street Bozeman, MT 59715. Other venues we use include Reynolds Recital Hall, The Shane Lalani Center in Livingston, The Ellen Theater & Holy Rosary Church. Directions can be found by using google maps.
I can’t make it to the concert. What should I do with my tickets?
Although all BSO ticket sales are final, season subscribers may exchange tickets (no later than 3 days prior to performance), subject to availability. You may also make a tax-deductible contribution by donating the tickets to the BSO.
How can I prepare for the concert?
Get connected by joining BSO’s Newsletter list or by becoming our friend on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
What should I wear?
There is no dress code for BSO concerts—the important thing is that you feel comfortable and that your attire doesn’t prevent you from enjoying the music. Since our concerts attract a diverse audience, you will find people wearing everything from casual clothing to cocktail dresses.
Where can I park?
Parking at the Willson Auditorium can be tricky. Please allow plenty of time to find space before performances. On-street parking (on Main street and the side streets around the Willson) is the most popular option. Handicapped spots are available on Main street in front of the Willson and in the rear parking lot off of Babcock. There is also limited senior parking in the rear parking lot off of Babcock as well as on the West side of the Willson off of 5th street.
Am I allowed to record the performance?
Out of respect for BSO’s agreement with our performers, the use of cameras or recording equipment is strictly prohibited in the concert hall. Please silence all electronic devices, including cellular phones and watches.
When should I clap?
In the last few decades, it has become traditional concert etiquette to clap only after an entire piece is complete. However, we don’t mind when you clap. Whenever you feel moved enough to clap- please go right ahead!
How long is the intermission?
Our classical concerts typically have one intermission, which lasts 15-20 minutes. Please make sure you are in your seat before the 20 minutes is up- we want to make sure you get to enjoy the rest of the show. People who are not in their seats by the end of intermission, by the time the music starts- may be asked to wait until an appropriate pause in the program.
Can I meet the musicians afterwards?
Our Maestro and soloists usually attend the post-concert reception, immediately following each performance when offered. Locations change, so be sure to check your program to find out where each concert's reception will be held. We welcome the opportunity to meet patrons and hear feedback about the concert anytime by contacting us.
Are refreshments available before performances & during intermissions?
Coffee and water are available for purchase before the concert and during intermission in the lobby. Additionally, locally-made Bequet caramels and La Chatelaine chocolates are available for purchase at intermission.
Can I bring my own food or beverages into the auditorium?
Food and beverages are not allowed in Willson Auditorium, with the exception of water in a bottle which can be resealed. Refreshments are to be enjoyed in the lobby and hallways.
I’ve accidentally left something behind after a performance! What do I do?
If you believe you left an item behind at Willson Auditorium, please call the auditorium at (406) 522-6042. For all other events, please call the Symphony office at (406) 585-9774.
What happens if I arrive after a performance is underway?
Please allow yourself plenty of time for finding parking around Willson. Most of our concerts start right on time. If you are late for the performance, our ushers will seat you at a suitable break in the program, at the discretion of the Music Director.
Is seating available for persons with disabilities?
Willson Auditorium is equipped with a variety of seating options for persons with disabilities, as well as companion seating. It is best to reserve these tickets in advance by calling (406) 585-9774. Barrier-free, accessible parking is available on the South side of Willson Auditorium off Babcock.
Does the Symphony offer Gift Certificates?
Give the gift of a Bozeman Symphony performance! Whether it’s an always delightful afternoon or evening subscription concert, a Family Dress Rehearsal Pass, Piano Recital Performance, or a special event, gift certificates can be used for any Bozeman Symphony performance! Gift certificates for Bozeman Symphony performances may be purchased in person at the Symphony Office, or by phone at 406-585-9774. Bozeman Symphony gift certificates make the perfect gift for everyone!
How can I obtain tickets?
Visit bozemansymphony.org and go to Tickets & Events. Call the BSO box office at 406-585-9774. Monday through Friday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. At each of our concerts, the box office opens at the venue 60 minutes before the performance.
Where do BSO concerts take place?
Our regular season concerts and a few special events take place at the Willson Auditorioum, 404 W. Main Street Bozeman, MT 59715. Other venues we use include Reynolds Recital Hall, The Shane Lalani Center in Livingston, The Ellen Theater & Holy Rosary Church. Directions can be found by using google maps.
I can’t make it to the concert. What should I do with my tickets?
Although all BSO ticket sales are final, season subscribers may exchange tickets (no later than 3 days prior to performance), subject to availability. You may also make a tax-deductible contribution by donating the tickets to the BSO.
How can I prepare for the concert?
Get connected by joining BSO’s Newsletter list or by becoming our friend on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
What should I wear?
There is no dress code for BSO concerts—the important thing is that you feel comfortable and that your attire doesn’t prevent you from enjoying the music. Since our concerts attract a diverse audience, you will find people wearing everything from casual clothing to cocktail dresses.
Where can I park?
Parking at the Willson Auditorium can be tricky. Please allow plenty of time to find space before performances. On-street parking (on Main street and the side streets around the Willson) is the most popular option. Handicapped spots are available on Main street in front of the Willson and in the rear parking lot off of Babcock. There is also limited senior parking in the rear parking lot off of Babcock as well as on the West side of the Willson off of 5th street.
Am I allowed to record the performance?
Out of respect for BSO’s agreement with our performers, the use of cameras or recording equipment is strictly prohibited in the concert hall. Please silence all electronic devices, including cellular phones and watches.
When should I clap?
In the last few decades, it has become traditional concert etiquette to clap only after an entire piece is complete. However, we don’t mind when you clap. Whenever you feel moved enough to clap- please go right ahead!
How long is the intermission?
Our classical concerts typically have one intermission, which lasts 15-20 minutes. Please make sure you are in your seat before the 20 minutes is up- we want to make sure you get to enjoy the rest of the show. People who are not in their seats by the end of intermission, by the time the music starts- may be asked to wait until an appropriate pause in the program.
Can I meet the musicians afterwards?
Our Maestro and soloists usually attend the post-concert reception, immediately following each performance when offered. Locations change, so be sure to check your program to find out where each concert's reception will be held. We welcome the opportunity to meet patrons and hear feedback about the concert anytime by contacting us.
Are refreshments available before performances & during intermissions?
Coffee and water are available for purchase before the concert and during intermission in the lobby. Additionally, locally-made Bequet caramels and La Chatelaine chocolates are available for purchase at intermission.
Can I bring my own food or beverages into the auditorium?
Food and beverages are not allowed in Willson Auditorium, with the exception of water in a bottle which can be resealed. Refreshments are to be enjoyed in the lobby and hallways.
I’ve accidentally left something behind after a performance! What do I do?
If you believe you left an item behind at Willson Auditorium, please call the auditorium at (406) 522-6042. For all other events, please call the Symphony office at (406) 585-9774.
What happens if I arrive after a performance is underway?
Please allow yourself plenty of time for finding parking around Willson. Most of our concerts start right on time. If you are late for the performance, our ushers will seat you at a suitable break in the program, at the discretion of the Music Director.
Is seating available for persons with disabilities?
Willson Auditorium is equipped with a variety of seating options for persons with disabilities, as well as companion seating. It is best to reserve these tickets in advance by calling (406) 585-9774. Barrier-free, accessible parking is available on the South side of Willson Auditorium off Babcock.
Does the Symphony offer Gift Certificates?
Give the gift of a Bozeman Symphony performance! Whether it’s an always delightful afternoon or evening subscription concert, a Family Dress Rehearsal Pass, Piano Recital Performance, or a special event, gift certificates can be used for any Bozeman Symphony performance! Gift certificates for Bozeman Symphony performances may be purchased in person at the Symphony Office, or by phone at 406-585-9774. Bozeman Symphony gift certificates make the perfect gift for everyone!