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Join CT Orchestra Month 2027
Help shine a brighter light on Connecticut’s orchestras—from the concert hall to the classroom and across the communities we serve. CT Orchestra Month returns in March 2027, with a public launch planned for January 5.
All participating orchestras can share public events taking place in February, March and April 2027. There is no fee to participate.
What participation includes
Join a statewide effort to build awareness of the music, education and community connections orchestras make possible. Participating orchestras receive:
- An orchestra listing with a link to your website and a location on the Connecticut map.
- Listings for public February, March and April events on the CTOM events page, with links to your event pages.
- A branding and communications toolkit (coming soon!) with CTOM logos in three color schemes, press releases and suggested copy for social media, emails and websites.
- An opportunity to contribute data that helps tell the collective story of Connecticut orchestras’ reach and impact.
- An invitation to take part in Advocacy Day in Hartford.
Get ready for the January 5 launch
Complete these steps so we can include your orchestra and events in the launch.
1. Register your orchestra
Due December 1, 2026
Complete the registration form to share your orchestra’s contact information. You may upload your orchestra’s primary logo directly to the form as part of this process.
2. Submit your events
Due Friday, December 18, 2026
Share your public performances and programs taking place in February, March and April 2027. Include the date, start time, venue, a brief description and a link to event details or tickets. Submissions will be reviewed before publication.
New for 2027
Advocacy Day in Hartford
Planned for March 25, 2027
State Legislative Office Building, Hartford
Date and schedule subject to confirmation.
Help bring the voice of Connecticut’s orchestras to the State Capitol. The planned program includes:
- An advocacy briefing and training.
- A welcome with legislative leaders and opportunities for press coverage.
- Scheduled meetings with legislators to discuss our work and relevant legislation.
- A lunch reception and a possible introduction in the legislative gallery.
- Photography, social media and a closing discussion of next steps.
Interested in helping plan Advocacy Day? Use our Contact Us form and select “Advocacy Day” to connect with the planning team.
View Advocacy Day details (coming soon) | Contact Us about Advocacy Day
Questions or ideas?
We would be delighted to have your orchestra join us. Use our Contact Us form for questions about participation, event submissions, Advocacy Day or other suggestions.