Tucson Symphony season not affected by Phoenix suspension
Tucson Symphony Orchestra wraps up its monthlong ¡Fiesta latina! series next weekend with a special Día de los Muertos concert on Nov. 1, the first of four concerts next month The Tucson Symphony (TSO) season has not been affected by the suspension of the season by the Phoenix Symphony. The TSO's presence in the community has boosted ticket sales beyond $2 million for the 2026 fiscal year, according to financial data compiled on the nonprofits database Candid. The orchestra is focusing on increasing its $18 million endowment to support long-term financial stability. The most recent 990 IRS filing showed that the symphony had a $2m shortfall on its $14.3 million budget. The Phoenix orchestra is laying off its 66 musicians following the Nov. 1 performance and is set to conduct the “John Williams’ Epic 95th Birthday Celebration” concert in February.
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That presence in the community has also helped propel ticket sales beyond $2 million for the 2026 fiscal year that ended on June 30, according to financial data compiled on the nonprofits database Can... [2476 symbols]
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