The 2026-27 Season is here!
Join us for an exciting new season of performances with the Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra celebrating America's 250th birthday! Led by Music Director Travis Jürgens, we are thrilled to bring our community a series of powerful masterworks, memorable soloists, holiday favorites, and musical journeys.

All featured concerts take place at 7:30 PM at the Perrysburg Arts Center.

American Guests | Friday, November 6, 2026
Our first season concert features guest trombone soloist Garth Simmons and composer Samuel Adler. Closing this concert is composer Margaret Bonds's powerful Montgomery Variations.

An American Christmas | Friday, December 11, 2026
Get into the holiday spirit with seasonal favorites and a rare chance to hear American composer William Henry Fry's Santa Claus Symphony!

Into the West | Friday, April 23, 2027
We end our 2026-27 season with a musical journey into the West.
Ferde Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite evokes dramatic musical landscapes, scenes from West Side Story are iconic and familiar, and guest soloist Kimberly Kennedy will bring stunning artistry to close out our musical year!

Purchase your tickets for the 2026-27 season today here!
Read more about each concert here!

Students with valid ID and children can attend our concerts free of charge, with no ticket purchase necessary.

Our Mission Statement

The Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra is a professional, community-based ensemble dedicated to providing an opportunity for talented area musicians to perform a variety of high-quality concerts and educational programs that augment the cultural life of the community.

Our Rich History

The Perrysburg Symphony was founded in 1961, under the guidance of founder Juliet Beck, Thelma Smith and Robert Boyd and its first conductor, Frank Menichetti.

Under the direction of conductor Joesph Morin, the orchestra began performing throughout the Toledo area, offering music in many genres at varying levels of difficulty.

Achieving symphony status by 1970, conductor the late Samuel Szor guided the Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra for the next twenty years. During Szor's tenure, he brought a higher level of sophistication to the orchestra program. The concerts had central themes and often featured soloists and ensembles. Read more »

Our Director

Travis Jürgens, a winner of the American Prize in Orchestral Conducting, has conducted the Rochester Philharmonic, Colorado Symphony, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Boulder Philharmonic, and Denver Philharmonic, among others. He has worked with esteemed conductors, including Michael Tilson Thomas and Marin Alsop. Read more »