Our History

The Livonia Symphony Orchestra was founded on June 4, 1973 as the Oakway Symphony to serve the people of Oakland and Wayne Counties. Is was reincorporated under its present name of the Livonia Symphony Orchestra in 1988 to serve the residents of Livonia and surrounding communities. The Livonia Symphony is a non-profit, 501c3, tax-exempt Michigan corporation.
The Livonia Symphony has been a musical force in southeast Michigan for 40 years. Performances and events throughout the year include:
The Livonia Symphony has been a musical force in southeast Michigan for 40 years. Performances and events throughout the year include:
- Talented musicians
- An internationally respected conductor
- Special Guest artists from around the world
- Variety of programming from the classics to Broadway and the best of American popular music.
Our Mission
To provide a symphony orchestra to serve the people of Livonia and surrounding communities for musical enrichment and enjoyment; provide education and outreach experiences for youth; provide professional growth opportunities for musicians to enhance their artistic excellence.