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Louisville Orchestra Gala, Honoring Jim Welch
On Thursday, April 16, the Louisville Orchestra presents an extraordinary evening of celebration and music. Guests may choose between two ticket options:
Concert-Only Ticket
Experience a landmark Gala Concert at Whitney Hall featuring world-renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman with Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra. With his extraordinary technique and rich sound, Perlman brings to life music from some of the most iconic film scores, including John Williams’ stirring theme from Schindler’s List and Ennio Morricone’s beloved Cinema Paradiso. This unforgettable performance celebrates the power of music in film and Perlman’s unmatched artistry.
Full Gala Experience Ticket
Make it a full evening of celebration. Begin with a cocktail reception at the Muhammad Ali Center, followed by a seated dinner in View Pointe Hall, honoring Jim Welch for his vision and leadership. The evening culminates with the Gala Concert at Whitney Hall, featuring Itzhak Perlman and the Louisville Orchestra.
Schedule of Events
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5:00 pm, Cocktail Reception at the Muhammad Ali Center (Full Gala Ticket Only)
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6:00 pm, Dinner in View Pointe Hall (Full Gala Ticket Only)
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8:00 pm, Gala Concert at Whitney Hall (Included in both ticket options)
Attire, Kentucky Spring Formal
Seating is limited
Your ticket directly supports the Louisville Orchestra’s mission to bring extraordinary music and meaningful connections to our community
FAQs
A Gala Concert and Dinner Package ticket grants you access to the full Gala evening. The night begins with a cocktail reception at the Muhammad Ali Center, followed by a seated dinner in View Pointe Hall. The evening culminates in a once-in-a-generation gala concert featuring the incomparable Itzhak Perlman with Teddy Abrams conducting the Louisville Orchestra at Whitney Hall.
Schedule:
5:00 pm, Cocktail Reception at the Muhammad Ali Center
6:00 pm, Dinner in View Pointe Hall
8:00 pm, Gala Concert with Itzhak Perlman and Teddy Abrams at Whitney Hall
Attire: Kentucky Spring Formal
With this ticket, you will experience the full evening, from the intimate celebration to the world-class performance, all in honor of Jim Welch’s vision and leadership.
To purchase a ticket to the concert only, select your seat and choose 'Standard Ticket'.
To purchase a ticket to the full Gala experience including cocktail reception, dinner, and concert, select your seat and choose 'Gala Concert and Dinner Package'.
For tables of 8 or more, please contact Carla Givan Motes, Director of Patron Services, at (502) 587-8681 or email cgivan@louisvilleorchestra.org.
Yes! For tables of 8 or more, please contact Carla Givan Motes, Director of Patron Services, at (502) 587-8681 or email cgivan@louisvilleorchestra.org.
Yes, sponsorships are still available. Please contact Jessica Underwood, Director of Development, at junderwood@louisvilleorchestra.org for more information.
Attire is Kentucky Spring Formal. Think elegant evening wear with a seasonal touch.
Yes. Seating is reserved for dinner and the concert. You will receive your seating details upon check-in.
Concert-only tickets are available, but the Gala ticket is the only way to experience the full evening of celebration, dinner, and performance.
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