School Day Event | Grades 4th-8th
Now Reserving 2025/2026 Field Trips
This 45-minute program features the full Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. These student concerts are crafted specifically for young audiences and include interdisciplinary standards-based support materials for the classroom. The program is designed for upper elementary and middle school students.
To reserve tickets, login or create a Ticketmaster account with your school email. You may reserve tickets now and be invoiced later. Tickets are $10 per student; chaperones are free. Reduced ticket fees are available for Title-1 schools. For questions, please email ASOeducation@atlantasymphony.org.
Join trail guides Bug and Bee for an interactive, educational concert that turns the concert hall into a hiking trail. Students will pick a trail name, learn a traveling song, and explore five distinct Southern regions—each brought to life through orchestral masterpieces and playful storytelling.
Out of this World: Symphonic Space Adventure Study Guide
To prepare your students with classroom connections, we have created suggested standards-based activities related to all disciplines. Through the provided link, you will find:
HERStory Study Guide
HERStory is a concert celebrating female composers and female historical figures who paved the way. From voting rights to civil rights to science discovery, audiences will explore the stories of key female figures such as Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, Jane Goodall, and Mae Carol Jemison. This concert integrates social studies standards and music standards as we take an interactive and musical journey through time.
Midnight with the Mockingbird: Tales of Oakland Cemetery Study Guide
Midnight with the Mockingbird: Tales of Oakland Cemetery
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra takes the audience on a musical adventure, performing symphonic favorites, including Danse Macabre and In the Hall of the Mountain King. Students will join Tweet, an Atlantan mockingbird, as they "tour" the Oakland Cemetery. From the characters Tweet meets throughout the tour, learn how composers use instruments to tell a story. This program aligns with state standards in Music, ELA, and Social Studies.
Directions and Parking: The address for the Woodruff Arts Center is 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30309. An ASO staff member will meet you inside the Galleria. Bus drop- off will be in Calloway Plaza. Please refer to your emailed instructions for further details or contact asoeducation@atlantasymphony.org.
Before leaving the drop-off location, please verify that someone in your group has your bus driver's phone number. Click more information for campus map.
