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University Philharmonic Orchestra Concert in Kennesaw October 13
KSU's fall season opens with Nancy Conley conducting at Morgan Concert Hall
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Oct 13, 2026

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An evening of live orchestral music is coming to Kennesaw as Kennesaw State University's University Philharmonic Orchestra opens its concert season on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

 

The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. in Morgan Concert Hall at the Dr. Bobbie Bailey and Family Performance Center, with the university calendar listing an end time of 9:30 p.m.

 

Under the direction of Nancy Conley, the student ensemble will take the stage for its first concert of the academic year.

 

For local residents looking for a cultural outing close to home, the event offers a chance to experience the university's music program in a dedicated concert setting.

 

What to expect at the opening concert

 

The university describes the performance as an evening of collaborative orchestral music, bringing musicians together after the start of the fall semester.

 

That makes the concert both a public performance and an early-season milestone for students developing their skills through rehearsals and ensemble work.

 

Listeners can expect an orchestral setting centered on coordinated playing, musical expression and the shared effort of an ensemble.

 

The official event description does not identify a detailed repertoire, so specific composers and selections should not be assumed before the performance.

 

Whether someone regularly attends classical concerts or is considering a first visit, the evening provides an accessible opportunity to see a university orchestra at work.

Illustrative orchestra photography. Photo by Samuel Sianipar on Unsplash

Where the concert takes place

 

The venue is Morgan Concert Hall inside the Bailey Performance Center at 488 Prillaman Way NW, Kennesaw, GA 30144.

 

The center is a familiar destination for arts programming on KSU's Kennesaw campus, hosting student ensembles, faculty performances and visiting artists.

 

Its year-round calendar gives the wider community opportunities to enjoy performances without traveling far beyond Cobb County.

 

Concertgoers should confirm directions, parking arrangements and any accessibility needs before leaving home, especially if they have not visited the building before.

 

Arriving with extra time can make it easier to locate the hall and settle into a seat before the opening music.

 

Tickets and event information

 

The university provides an official ticketing page for the October 13 University Philharmonic Orchestra performance.

 

Because admission availability and pricing can change, attendees should check the current ticket listing rather than rely on older season brochures.

 

The Bailey Performance Center box office can also help with ticket questions at 470-578-6650.

 

The event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., making it an evening option for residents after work or school.

 

Families and students interested in the arts may find the concert a useful introduction to the musical opportunities available through Kennesaw State.

 

Why this performance matters locally

 

Kennesaw's university arts calendar is more than a collection of campus activities; it gives neighbors a regular way to connect with student creativity and live performance.

 

An opening concert also marks a new phase of preparation for participating musicians, as work from rehearsals moves into a public setting.

 

For the audience, that can make the experience feel especially immediate: it is the first chance to hear the ensemble together this season.

 

Those unable to attend can consult the university's event calendar for future Bailey School of Music performances, including additional orchestral programming later in the semester.

 

Anyone planning to go should review the event listing and ticket information shortly before October 13 for any last-minute updates.

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