As non-profit organizations, the Winspear Centre and Edmonton Symphony Orchestra rely on donations from the community to continue to deliver exceptional experiences through concerts, events, and outreach programs like the ones offered by the Tommy Banks Centre for Musical Creativity. By making a donation, you can help to maintain this magnificent facility, give Edmonton a world-class orchestra, and ensure that people of all ages and backgrounds can experience the transformative power of music.

You can make an even greater impact with a sustaining monthly pledge. An anonymous donor will make a $1,000 donation for every new or increased monthly pledge made before June 30!

YONA students have faced many challenges in the past year as they’ve learned to adapt to a global pandemic, but this program continues to be a positive community for them to connect through the power of music – but they need your help. YONA relies heavily on individual donations and is only possible because of the generosity of people like you.

Right now, you can make an even greater impact when you start a sustaining monthly pledge! An anonymous donor will make a $1,000 donation for every new or increased monthly pledge made before June 30.

This exciting digital subscription features new, exclusive virtual content from the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Musical Creativity Team. Get to know your ESO by accessing engaging lesson plans, PDF slide decks (SMART Board-friendly), instrument introductions, and performances suitable for students K-12.

ESO Virtual Stage is a digital subscription featuring new, exclusive virtual content from the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. With ESO Virtual Stage, you have the freedom to watch your ESO whenever you want.

ESO Offstage Episode 8 - Out Now!

Did you know that the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is 68 years old?! Join us this episode as we take a trip down memory lane to hear some stories from the early days of the ESO by speaking to musicians that were there from the beginning.

Featuring the voices of ESO Cellist Ronda Metszies and her mother Hope Metszies, First Violinist Broddy Olson and Musicologist David Gramit!