Ambassador Program
The purpose of the Ambassador Program is to engage high school students in a positive volunteer experience while earning community service hours. This program, designed to be participated in for four consecutive years, is open to teens in grades 9-12 whose parents are members of The Jackson Symphony League.
Color of Music
Presented in partnership with LeBonheur Children’s Hospital, this annual art contest for grades K-8 is designed to increase awareness of The Jackson Symphony and encourage appreciation and visual interpretation of classical music. The top four winning pieces are displayed in LeBonheur's lobby in Jackson.
Events & Meetings
Each year, the League hosts a number socials, membership meetings and special events benefiting The Jackson Symphony. From an outdoor garden party to an elegant formal evening to Nashville-style songwriter rounds, each gathering brings the community together while supporting the programs and mission of both the League and the Symphony.​​
Established in 1962, The Jackson Symphony League is an indispensable auxiliary of The Jackson Symphony. The League provides a wide range of services and fundraising support for the orchestra, while generating ticket sales and sparking community interest and involvement. Learn more about The Jackson Symphony on their website.
