Signature Symphony at TCC Hosts an American Celebration
Published
Celebrate July 4th one day early as the Signature Symphony at TCC hosts its annual 4th on the 3rd Concert. This year’s theme is a “Patriotic Celebration” with special tributes to New York, Boston, and Oklahoma City as well as the men and women of the military who serve our country and defend our nation.
Signature Symphony at TCC Conductor Dr. Barry Epperley will lead the 63- piece orchestra through a collection of patriotic tunes, traditional favorites such as “Tribute to the Armed Forces” and special musical tributes to remember three specific events which brought the people of our nation together. In addition, the Signature Symphony at TCC will be joined by the Signature Chorale, plus soloists and special ensembles.
This family-friendly event is a cool indoor alternative to the traditional outdoor Fourth of July activities. The 4th on the 3rd Concert is 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 3 at the Tulsa Community College VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education on the Southeast Campus located at 10300 East 81st Street (81st Street and Highway 169).
Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for senior citizens, $5.50 for TCC students, $8 for non TCC students, and $6 for children under 12 years old. For tickets or additional information call (918) 595-7777.
Related News
TCC Receives Largest Humanities Grant in College History
Tulsa Community College received a $250,000 Teagle Foundation grant, the largest humanities-directed grant in TCC history. The funding will expand the College’s Cornerstone initiative, bringing significant works of literature and philosophy into more courses to strengthen students’ critical thinking and communication skills.
Alum Builds Theatre Career Behind Curtain
TCC alumna Moriah Jestus turned her passion for scenic design into professional experience through TCC’s Theatre program. Now, just two years after graduating, she is joining the international tour of "Kinky Boots."
TCC Student Makes History as Youngest Pilot at 2026 Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
Professional Pilot student Baylor Rodden continues a family tradition while preparing for a career in aviation.