A Washington Idaho Symphony concert set for 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 8, at the Gladish Community & Cultural Center, 115 NW State St. in Pullman, will help raise money for the Gladish’s Centre for the Arts renovation project.
Fundraising is ongoing for the full remodel of the Centre for the Arts’ auditorium and theater spaces in a project meant to create new performance spaces for concerts and theatrical productions.
The concert, which includes music by John Philip Sousa, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Carl Wittrockk and Gustav Holst, will wrap with a performance of “America the Beautiful” arranged by Carmen Dragon.
“This benefit is our farewell concert to this facility as it stands,” conductor Danh Pham said in a symphony news release. “It’s our way of commemorating its history as we look forward to our new performing arts center for the community.”
Tickets, $10-$25, can be purchased at the door or at gladishcommunity.org/tickets.
