Cindy Roden
Executive Director
772.252.4109 . Direct line
cindy@aco-music.org
Kim Piston
Patron Service Manager
772.252.4110
kim@aco-music.org
Emerging Brighter and Stronger is a $1 million dollar campaign that will safeguard the longevity and vitality of the Atlantic Classical Orchestra. This effort is essential for us to keep growing – expanding our presence and programs, including special events and educational outreach.
With COVID-19 upending our forwarded movement, your continued support is critical to our mission
Our strategy is to keep our ACO family, including musicians, healthy and thriving, and to continue enriching our community, and inspiring young talent. It’s members like you who will make sure we continue to grow.
We are asking, you our orchestra audience, for your help to “pay the music forward” by making a donation to help us reach our goal. By giving generously, you will dramatically boost our necessary fundraising.
Your continued support is critical to our mission to emerge from this turbulent year brighter and stronger than ever.
For more information about the Emerging Brighter and Stronger or to make your gift,
please contact:
Health & Safety
All of our venues have taken enhanced health and safety measures for you, our other guests, artists, and staff members. You must follow all posted instructions while attending a performance or event with the ACO.
- There is limited capacity at each event, and guests will be seated with social distancing between parties.
- Temperatures will be taken for those who enter the concert venue.
- Masks are required while guests are inside the venues and during the performances.
- All of our venues take disinfecting and sanitizing seriously to ensure the safety of our guests.
- We ask that you bring your own masks, but we will have extras available.
- Hand sanitizer will be available.
- All guests will be seated by ushers and staff in order to maintain distance between parties.
- Ushers and staff will guide the audience in a staggered dismissal from the concert to avoid over-crowding.
