The International Symphony Orchestra is kicking off its 68th season, Soundscapes Through Time, with a focus on community and youth. Based in Sarnia and Port Huron, the binational orchestra is expanding education programs, partnering with local schools and choirs, and supporting emerging musicians. Its new headquarters will grow the El Sistema strings program, while fundraisers this fall—from an Afternoon Tea to a Big Band night—will help fuel these initiatives. The ISO aims to keep local audiences inspired and connected through music on both sides of the river.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
