Summer Symphony Nights
Presented By Truist
Produced By Houston Symphony

Tickets will be available here starting June 23 at 10:00 AM!!

This performance will not be livestreamed.

The Houston Symphony is Miller’s oldest performing partner with performances beginning in 1941. Lewis Brown, a Chicago transplant, wrote to the Houston Post critic Hubert Roussell advocating outdoor symphony concerts. N.D. Naman funded the first Houston Symphony concert with a $1,000 grant and an additional $800 “free-will offerings” collected from the audience.
It wouldn’t be a Miller season without them!

Experience a suite from Rimsky-Korsakov’s penultimate stage work, The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh, a powerful symbol of cultural resilience in the face of oppression. Lost for several decades after it was written, Florence Price’s tone poem Ethiopia’s Shadow in America traces the historical experiences of enslaved Africans in America. The evening culminates with Tchaikovsky’s fiery Fourth Symphony, one of the most beloved symphonies of all time.

All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are FREE!

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Now you can get your Miller tickets online and on your smart phone! Limit 4 per person.

No tickets are necessary for the Hill!

The show goes on rain or shine.

For more information on tickets and seating click here.

All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.