Free Outdoor Concerts by Alabama Symphony Orchestra

0:00Birmingham's Alabama Symphony Orchestra is bringing free live music outdoors this spring. First up, a casual chamber concert hits Ferris Artisan Ails in Trustfield on Tuesday, April 21st at 6.30pm. Then, three nights of bigger shows, Light Up Railroad Park from Friday, May 22nd through Sunday, May 24th, starting each evening at 7.30pm. That Trustfield gig features musicians led by conductor Daniel Cho, playing approachable pieces in a brewery setting perfect for all ages. Folks can grab local beers or pizza nearby while chilling out. These events draw huge crowds, with the park series alone, pulling in over 130,000 people since 2011. Their family friendly, even welcoming leash dogs, and mix in food trucks for easy picnics. Saturday at the park brings receiving, Chikovsky's Romeo and Juliet, and Beethoven's first symphony. Sunday shifts to patriotic and movie tunes like the Star Spangled Banner, Mission Impossible Theme, Pirates of the Caribbean, and John Williams hits.

1:04Whether you're new to classical or a long time fan, these free nights prove orchestra music fits right into Birmingham's vibe. Mark your calendars and, spread the word, you've been listening to Birmingham News today, AI-powered local news.