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(MURFREESBORO)  The Christmas season came to the Heart of Tennessee musically Friday evening (12/1/2023) with the Tennessee Philharmonic Orchestra's "A Christmas Spectacular" at Belle Aire Baptist Church, 1307 N. Rutherford Blvd.  TPO's CEO Jane McNulty welcomed the audience and reminded them at the next event will be the Valentine Concert at 7:00PM on Feb. 13, 2024 at The View At Fountains, 1500 Medical Center Parkway.  Northside Church's Worship Pastor Terry Jolley was the eve ...

(MURFREESBORO) The Tennessee Philharmonic's first concert of the season is a Tribute to Veterans. It will be at 7:00 o'clock this coing Wednesday (11/8/2023) at a new venu, the View at the Fountains, 1500 Medical Center Parkway.  TPO's CEO Jane McNulty said," If you haven’t purchased tickets yet, you can do so on Eventbrite.com. Veterans and their spouses get in for free, just let us know at the door. Student tickets are only $10! Use Promo Code “student” at the checkout. ...

(MURFREESBORO) If you attended the final Tennessee Philharmonic Orchestra's (TPO) final concert of the season, you recal CEO Jane McNulty was very excited that someone in our community has stepped up with a $20,000 donation, providing we match it in 30 days. TPO on the Go!! is what we’ve named our 2023 fundraising campaign.  McNulty said, "We are now just past $15,400 in funds raised, and we have less than a week left. Would you help put the TPO over the $20K ...

(MURFREESBORO) The final chapter of the Tennessee Philharmonic Orchestra’s (TPO) season ended Thursday night (4/20/2023) at the Belle Aire Baptist Church on N. Rutherford Blvd.  Get Ready To Grow! TPO’s CEO Jane McNulty started the evening with exciting news that will financially grow the next year of music by the local symphony. She said . . . For more information, phone the symphony at 615-898-1862 or visit their website: Tennessee Philharmonic Orches ...

  Murfreesboro, TN  - The Arts play a big role in the development of a thriving city, as opposed to cities that lack art and culture. When companies expand in the U.S., one of the things that company CEO's and Presidents look for are cities that have a heart for the arts. Of course, art can come in the form of paintings, sculptures, photography, theater or music - - just to name a few. One thing that all artwork has in common... is creativity. Cities that are rich with art typically h ...