BEREA, Ky. — Berea gets a two-part Louisville Orchestra visit on Wednesday, Feb. 25, with an intimate afternoon performance downtown and a full orchestra concert that evening.
First, a string quintet from the orchestra will perform at the Berea Arts Council at 2:30 p.m. Later the same day, the full Louisville Orchestra will present a free evening concert at Madison Southern High School starting at 7:30 p.m.
📝 How to RSVP (Required for Evening)
While the evening concert is free, the Louisville Orchestra treats it as a ticketed event to manage capacity.
Where to Reserve:
Attendees must reserve seats in advance at LouisvilleOrchestra.org/InHarmonyTour (look for the Berea date on the schedule).
Note: You do not need to RSVP for the afternoon string quartet performance at the Arts Council; that event is open to the public as space allows.
🎶 What the “In Harmony” Tour Is
The Louisville Orchestra describes the In Harmony Tour as a statewide effort to bring live orchestral music to communities across Kentucky, with free admission and community partnership at its core.
For Berea, the format makes the day feel like a “choose your own adventure.” You can catch the close-up chamber sound in the afternoon, then return for the full-scale orchestral experience at night.
🎼 Afternoon Concert: Berea Arts Council
The Berea Arts Council preview describes the afternoon program as an intimate performance by a Louisville Orchestra string group in the gallery setting.
- When: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2:30 p.m.
- Where: Berea Arts Council, 444 Chestnut St.
- Cost: Free (No RSVP required)
🎺 Evening Concert: Madison Southern High School
The main event takes place at Madison Southern High School, with doors opening one hour before the concert.
- When: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: Madison Southern High School, 279 Glades Road
- Cost: Free (RSVP required via website)
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🎻 Louisville Orchestra Brings Its “In Harmony” Tour to Berea on Feb. 25 With Two Free Performances
By BereaOnline Staff | Published Feb. 4, 2026
BEREA, Ky. — Berea gets a two-part Louisville Orchestra visit on Wednesday, Feb. 25, with an intimate afternoon performance downtown and a full orchestra concert that evening.
First, a string quintet from the orchestra will perform at the Berea Arts Council at 2:30 p.m. Later the same day, the full Louisville Orchestra will present a free evening concert at Madison Southern High School starting at 7:30 p.m.
📝 How to RSVP (Required for Evening)
While the evening concert is free, the Louisville Orchestra treats it as a ticketed event to manage capacity.
Where to Reserve:
Attendees must reserve seats in advance at LouisvilleOrchestra.org/InHarmonyTour (look for the Berea date on the schedule).
Note: You do not need to RSVP for the afternoon string quartet performance at the Arts Council; that event is open to the public as space allows.
🎶 What the “In Harmony” Tour Is
The Louisville Orchestra describes the In Harmony Tour as a statewide effort to bring live orchestral music to communities across Kentucky, with free admission and community partnership at its core.
For Berea, the format makes the day feel like a “choose your own adventure.” You can catch the close-up chamber sound in the afternoon, then return for the full-scale orchestral experience at night.
🎼 Afternoon Concert: Berea Arts Council
The Berea Arts Council preview describes the afternoon program as an intimate performance by a Louisville Orchestra string group in the gallery setting.
- When: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2:30 p.m.
- Where: Berea Arts Council, 444 Chestnut St.
- Cost: Free (No RSVP required)
🎺 Evening Concert: Madison Southern High School
The main event takes place at Madison Southern High School, with doors opening one hour before the concert.
- When: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: Madison Southern High School, 279 Glades Road
- Cost: Free (RSVP required via website)
🎟️ Why This Matters
A touring orchestra does more than fill a calendar slot. It strengthens the local arts economy, gives students and families a front-row experience with world-class musicians, and adds another night where Berea gathers around something shared.