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0) Really? Another social networking site?

I'll admit I was skeptical at first, too - another social networking site? - but I've been rethinking its purpose, and I like the idea of a place where people can interact with musicians without it being creepy, as an aggregator for KWS news, reviews, and discussion, and as a place where people new to the orchestra (and old hands) can find out about the music, local restaurants, parking and venues, and where it is relaxed and comfortable.

1) Is going to the Symphony really for me?

Going to the Symphony is for everyone. We've got concerts with awesome music that you'll know and awesome music that you'll want to know. We show off the soloists everyone will be talking about in the next few years (you get to hear them first!), and if you're not into Mozart, we feature everything from Frank Sinatra to Dan Deacon.

Need more reasons? Check out Classical Convert, this blog we found about classical music for non-classical people and maybe this List of Reasons of why you should listen!

2) Is going to a symphony performance expensive?

No! Single tickets start at $19 (all student tickets are $12), subscriptions cut your costs further - a student can go to every concert when they buy a $60 m4u pass (if fully taken advantage of, that's like...less than $1/concert), regular folks can get subscriptions starting at $77 for 4 concerts AND SO ON. Plus we have early bird specials and special offers (often $15/ticket), so it just gets better and better.

3) Isn't the symphony for old people?

Nope.

4) What should I wear?

Anything you want.

5) But I don't know much about the music.

Check out the Behind the Music section.

6) I don't know my schedule well enough to book in advance.

You can buy tickets at the door, or exchange through Patron Services at 519.745.4711.

7) What is the BatCave?

That's the KW Symphony Street Team's secret hideout. Shhh.