BSO Time Together Relaxed Concert

Time Together Relaxed Concert is a magical sensory session for new parents and their babies to experience music together. From bouncy time to sleepy time, musicians from Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO) will lead you on a fun journey of songs and music to support you and your baby.

Come join us for beautiful music, songs and fun!

Please note this event has changed from the original date and location and will now take place on Tuesday 28 January at Wincanton Memorial Hall, from 11:30am - 1pm and is led by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO), with the support of The Octagon Theatre, Yeovil.

Alongside the Concert, we are running two FREE 8 week programmes (Sept-Nov 2024, and Jan-Mar 2025), where parents and their babies (0-12months) will be guided through sensory and creative based music activities. If you are interested in joining either of our Time Together weekly programmes, please speak to Carrie Madgwick, Arts Engagement & Outreach Officer at the Octagon Theatre & Westlands, via email Carrie.Madgwick@somerset.gov.uk or call 01935 462064

The Time Together Relaxed Concert will be an opportunity to come and reunite with BSO musicians and friends if you took part in the Time Together Autumn Programme – or an opportunity to come and meet the musicians and try the project, ahead of the Spring Programme starting.

The Concert and weekly sessions are all FREE thanks to support from The Octagon Theatre and BSO.

One Concert Ticket is for 1 Parent. When booking your place, please specify how many babies you will be bringing, and what age they will be on the concert date.

Individual booking information given at time of booking is entirely confidential and will not be used for any other purpose or passed onto a third party. Information will only be shared between partners of the Time Together Project (Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, The Octagon Theatre and The Balsam Centre). We need this information to give group statistics on our participants to our funders and to ensure we are being inclusive.