FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 15, 2025
Annapolis Symphony Office to Work Remotely Starting May 27, 2025
Season 64 Performances to Continue as Scheduled
Annapolis, MD — As Maryland Hall embarks on a major series of renovations, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and Annapolis Symphony Academy (ASA) administrative staff will work remotely beginning May 20, 2025. All business operations, including the Box Office, customer support, and performances will continue during the renovations. The ASO will return to work in the Maryland Hall office when renovations are complete.
ASO Office Open for Remote Operations during Maryland Hall Construction
Starting May 27, 2025, Maryland Hall will embark on a three-phase series of improvements, including upgrades to the HVAC system, which require the ASO and ASA to vacate the current office space during construction. ASO and ASA operations, including the Box Office, customer support, and community engagement efforts will proceed with administrative staff working remotely. Performances will continue in their usual locations at Maryland Hall, although events like Crescendo Club currently held in the Katcef Community Room will be relocated to a gallery space. The ASO Box Office will operate virtually during construction. In person Box Office operations will be available two hours before performances at Maryland Hall. All ticketing related questions should be directed to the Box Office through the methods listed below:
- Telephone: 410-263-0907
- General Inquiries: info@AnnapolisSymphony.org
- Website: www.AnnapolisSymphony.org
“Maryland Hall’s renovations reflect an investment in the arts in Annapolis with this necessary modernization,” said Erica Bondarev Rapach, Executive Director of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. “Our administrative team will continue our work remotely during the construction period, and our commitment to serving our audience members, musicians, students, community partners and supporters is unwavering. “We thank our community for their patience and support during this time,” Rapach added. “We look forward to welcoming everyone back to Maryland Hall”
Further details about how to stay connected with the Symphony during this period—including updated contact information, ticketing details, and any changes to accessibility—will be available on the ASO’s website and shared regularly via email and social media. Customers can contact the ASO and ASA through the multiple channels listed on our website at AnnapolisSymphony.org. Ticket holders to events will receive updates in an email or text prior to their arrival. For more information and ongoing updates, please visit our website. For information about the performances planned for the 2025-26 season, subscriptions, and tickets, please visit our website, AnnapolisSymphony.org.
About Annapolis Symphony Orchestra
Now in its 64th season, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra is the largest and oldest performing arts organization in Anne Arundel County and the première professional orchestra in Maryland’s capital, Annapolis. Led by Music Director José-Luis Novo, the ASO’s 70 professional musicians are recognized for their exceptional artistry and uncompromising excellence. The Symphony’s mission is to inspire, educate, and enrich lives near and far by creating extraordinary musical experiences. A cultural anchor in Anne Arundel County for over six decades, the ASO contributes to a vibrant arts community and generates economic impact across the region. With concerts at Maryland Hall, the Music Center at Strathmore, and throughout Anne Arundel County—including hospitals, schools, museums, and public events—the ASO is deeply woven into the community it serves. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit AnnapolisSymphony.org or call 410-263-0907.
Media Contact: Diana Love, DLove@AnnapolisSymphony.org
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