The Riverside Symphonia’s Concert Under the Stars will take place this year on Saturday, July 2, in Tinicum Park along the Delaware River.
This annual concert is truly a unique highlight of the region with music, food and fireworks punctuating the celebration of America’s independence. People flock to the park each year to picnic and relax in this beautiful setting. By 8 p.m., the Riverside Symphonia comes on stage and live orchestral music fills the park.
This year, the Symphonia will present a combination of pops, movie score classics, and patriotic music, followed by a fireworks finale that celebrates the American spirit. It’s an evening of fun combined with fine music under the stars.
This event marks the beginning of the Symphonia’s 33rd season. To thank all of its supporters at this important milestone, the Symphonia continues to offer adult tickets at $20 if purchased in advance, and $25 at the gate. Tickets for children ages 7 to 18 are $10. The Symphonia welcomes children, ages 6 and under, for free. General parking is always free.
Tickets can also be ordered online or by phone through June 29, or purchased at one of the many ticket locations in the area. Visit riversidesymphonia.org for information or call 609-397-7300. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the gate the evening of the concert. The concert goes on rain or shine; tickets are nonrefundable; and no dogs, barbecues, tiki torches, or open flames are permitted. Attendees also are asked to refrain from smoking or vaping.
The Symphonia thanks the sponsors and volunteers who help make this event possible, including The Thompson Organization of Doylestown, New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company, the First National Bank and Trust Company of Newtown, Fox Rothschild Attorneys at Law, Van Horn-McDonough Funeral Home, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the Tinicum Arts Association, Tinicum Park, The Presser Foundation, Arts & Letters Foundation, the Arthur Judson Foundation, Golden Blossom Honey, Janssen, Withum, and the local businesses that act as ticket locations for this community event.
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