Located at the edge of Symphony Lake, the Amphitheatre is surrounded by a beautiful, natural wooded setting, perfect for a summer night of musical enchantment. The majority of the seating is on the open lawn, although a covered VIP section at the rear of the site provides tables and chairs for off-the-ground picnicking.
The facility accommodates about 7000 people and is a warm-weather favorite of everyone who enjoys superb orchestral music and extraordinary guest artists in a relaxed, yet acoustically ideal atmosphere. All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. with Associate Conductor and Summerfest Artistic Director William Henry Curry conducting, unless noted otherwise. Come early, come often, bring your family, your picnic basket and enjoy the beautiful surroundings! See concert listings below for more details.
Summerfest Series
(All concerts take place at the Amphitheatre at Regency Park in Cary at 7:30 p.m. See www.ncsymphony.org for ticket prices and details.)
June 19, “From Hair to Hairspray: A Generation of Rock Musicals” In collaboration with the Carolina Arts Festival and the Town of Cary/Amphitheatre at Regency Park, starring Terrence Mann with Kenneth Raskin, assistant conductor
June 26, “Gypsy Fire, Kenneth Raskin, assistant conductor
July 4, Independence Day Concert with Fireworks: (free), Kenneth Raskin, assistant conductor
July 10, “Movie Music Magic,” William Henry Curry, associate conductor
July 17, k.d. lang, in collaboration with the Town of Cary/Amphitheatre at Regency Park, William Henry Curry, associate conductor
July 24, “Classical Fireworks,” William Henry Curry, associate conductor
