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7 upcoming events · from $39.10 fees included

About Virginia Symphony tickets 2026

Virginia Symphony has 7 upcoming dates across 2 cities, running from December 13, 2026 to April 23, 2027.

Least expensive date at our last check: December 13, 2026 at Attucks Theatre (Norfolk), from $39.10, fees included.

The busiest months are April 2027 (3 dates) and December 2026 (2). 100% of them fall on a weekend (Friday to Sunday). By city, dates start least expensive in Norfolk (from $39.10, fees included); the priciest city is Virginia Beach (from $40.25, fees included). Most dates are at Sandler Center For The Performing Arts (5) and Attucks Theatre (2). 7 of the 7 priced dates are listed by two or more of our partner marketplaces, so their prices can be compared side by side; 6 show a fees-included price.

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Common questions

How much are Virginia Symphony tickets?+

Virginia Symphony tickets currently start at $39.10, fees included, based on today's prices from TixInfo's partner marketplaces, checked twice a day. Prices change daily as inventory moves.

When is the next Virginia Symphony show?+

The next listed date is December 13, 2026 — Virginia Symphony: Holiday Brass at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.

When is the best time to buy Virginia Symphony tickets?+

Prices for similar events moved both ways before the date. If the date and seats matter to you, buy when the total fits your budget.

Is it safe to buy Virginia Symphony tickets through TixInfo?+

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