Symphony of the Americas: The Sound of Freedom

Throughout the history of the United States, music and musicians have played a pivotal role in spreading American ideals abroad while also bringing people together at home-all through the power of music. From Van Cliburn winning the Tchaikovsky Competition at the height of the Cold War to Marian Anderson singing from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, American music and musicians have changed the world for the better. This concert brings together recreations of some of these iconic moments while also showcasing great works of American music, brought to life by the musicians of SOTA, world-class guest artists, and local choral singers in a shared celebration of the power of music to unite us.

The Skywalk elevator in the A&E Parking Garage is currently under renovation. For accessible entry to the Broward Center, cross NW 2nd Street and follow the accessible signs to the lower entry doors. From garage levels 2 and 3, take the elevator to the ground floor and proceed to the lower entry doors. Passenger drop off at the top of the valet ramp is also available, with early arrival encouraged for use. Plan your visit before you go to the show for info on parking using the Park

Mobile app, dining experiences including the Nicklaus Children's Health System Intermezzo Lounge and our food and drink options in the lobby. Find all the information you need to help make your experience as magical as what happens on stage at Broward

Center.org/visit.