Monmouth Arts is thrilled to welcome the New Jersey Symphony

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Monmouth Arts is thrilled to welcome the New Jersey Symphony to our growing list of nonprofit member organizations. 

Through adventurous performances, hands-on educational experiences, and community programming, the New Jersey Symphony connects with the people and diverse communities of our state.

 Head to their website to learn more about their upcoming events and programs and how the group and special guests such as Yo-Yo Ma are celebrating the Symphony’s centennial. https://bit.ly/3cMc3Ai

Across genres and venues, for audiences of all walks of life, the New Jersey Symphony brings music that’s meaningful to a wide range of audiences including at our Golden Celebration on Friday, September 23, when we’ll be featuring an ensemble during the Heart of Gold VIP Party. https://bit.ly/3G97WIW

Interested in becoming a member of Monmouth Arts? Check out our membership page to learn more.

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