Tuned In Tuesday

April 14, 2026

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Featured Events

Love ‘N Music
May 7, 2026 | 8:30am – 1:30pm
Starmount Forest Country Club

You don’t want to miss out on the Guild’s fun spring event – Love ‘n Music Tennis & Pickleball Round Robin & Luncheon on Thursday, May 7 at Starmount Forest County Club.

Sport round robins, continental breakfast, luncheon, fashion show, shopping, raffle items and door prizes— this is an event enjoyed by all!

While our tennis and pickleball registration is closed, you will have a fun time at our luncheon! Doors open at 11:30 am with shopping and an opportunity to purchase raffle tickets prior to the luncheon.
Luncheon will include chances to win door prizes, raffle items and a fashion show by Simply Meg’s. The luncheon cost is $45, or for $100, you can be a Lunch/Smash Sponsor which includes lunch and recognition in our program!

Whether you attend or not, don’t miss the opportunity to win some great raffles! Raffle tickets are 1-$20, 4-$50 and 10-$100. You don’t have to be in attendance to win.
Our exciting raffle opportunities are:

Biwa Pearl Pendant on 14k Gold Rope Chain, donated by Jennifer Pilgreen. Appraised value $3,165.
Two Weekend Nghts at O.Henry or Proximity Hotels, donated by Quaintance-Weaver.
Party bus for 4 hours, donated by TMRW Wealth.

You may sign up to attend the luncheon, be a lunch sponsor or purchase raffle tickets by clicking on the button below. Lunch reservations close on April 30.

You may purchase raffle tickets online until May 6 and at the event.

CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TICKETS!

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Guild Board Meeting

Tuesday, April 14, 11:30a – 1pm
Greensboro Country Club – President’s Room
410 Sunset Dr, 27408

Spring Fling Social

Weds, Apr 15 | 5p – 7p
Steinway Piano Gallery | 1562 Highwoods Blvd #A
Guild Members Event. No cost – RSVP Closed.

Year-End Cocktail Party

Weds, May 20 | 5p – 7p
O.Henry Pavilion Room | 624 Green Valley Road
$45 per Luncheon Ticket

CLICK HERE FOR EVENT DETAILS AND TICKETS!

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GUILD SPONSORS
A Huge THANK YOU to our Annual Education Fund Sponsors!

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Key, Griffin, and Hagemann to Lead Presentation Ball

The Greensboro Symphony Guild has named Mrs. John Alan (Barbara) Key as Chair, Mrs. Haynes Glenn (Virginia) Griffin as Honorary Chair, and Mr. Isaac Ray Hagemann as Master of Ceremonies for the 49th Annual Symphony Presentation Ball.

The Debutante Season begins in April, with various events being planned by the Presentation Ball Committee, including a Mother-Daughter Luncheon, Debutante Informal, Family Picnic, A Night at the Symphony, and a Debutante Holiday Tea, as well as a host of parties and events planned by the individual families. The culmination of the season, the Presentation and Ball, will take place at the Imperial Ballroom of the Sheraton Greensboro Hotel on Monday, December 28, 2026.

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GUILD INITIATIVES

Annual Education Campaign 2025-26

Thank you to our members who have generously donated to the AEC. Your contributions help support OrKIDStra, Lillian Rauch Beginning Strings, GSYO & Honors Quartet, and the Education Concerts.

Contributions can be made online or by check payable to the GSG Education Campaign.

Please mail checks to:

Greensboro Symphony Guild
P.O. Box 10408
Greensboro, NC 27404

Jennifer Nowlin
AEC Chair 2025-26

CLICK HERE to donate online

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Call for Nominations – Bravo Award

The Nominations/Awards Committee is requesting nominations for the Bravo Award. This award is presented to a Guild member in good standing who has been in the Guild five years or less and has given extensive volunteer service. The award will be presented at the Fall General Meeting.

The recipient is selected by the Committee from names submitted by membership before the deadline of May 1st. Please send your nominations via email.

Laura Lorenz, Nominations Chair 2025-26

CLICK HERE for the Nomination Form

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Golden Antiques and Treasures— Booth #11

The Guild’s booth (#11) in Golden Antiques and Treasures, 4237 U.S. 220 North in Summerfield is decorated for Spring.

We would appreciate your donations of: small furniture, spring decor, home decor, lamps, mirrors, pictures, window treatments, garden motif items, casual jewelry, holiday themed outdoor items

Please contact Julie Haehn via email to arrange for donation pick-up. Your donations help us to fund music education in our community!

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EVENT RECAPS

School Concert Week

School Concert Week was a meaningful and energizing time for the Guild, as we came together to support another successful year of the Greensboro Symphony’s annual education concerts. From the very first performance, the week set a strong tone of excitement, inspiration, and community impact.

Day one opened with a memorable experience under the direction of Henry Panion III, whose leadership brought a special energy to the stage. With multiple performances throughout the day and more to follow, students were immediately immersed in the power and beauty of live orchestral music.

Over the course of four days, these concerts reached more than 18,000 students from Guilford, Rockingham, Randolph, and Alamance counties. For many, this program offers a first opportunity to experience a live symphony, sparking curiosity and appreciation for the arts in a way that is both accessible and unforgettable. It is a powerful reminder that music is not just something to hear, but something to feel and carry forward.

This incredible week would not be possible without the dedication of our volunteers. Their time, energy, and commitment played a vital role in ensuring each concert ran smoothly and that every student had a welcoming and enriching experience. The Guild is also grateful for the partnership and support of the Tanger Center staff, whose collaboration helps bring this large scale effort to life each year.

The Symphony Guild is proud to continue supporting this longstanding tradition through both sponsorship and service. School Concert Week stands as a clear reflection of our shared belief that music matters, and that investing in young audiences today helps shape a more vibrant, connected community for the future.

Click HERE to see more event photos on facebook!

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EVENT RECAPS

Member Sip and Savor at GIA

Guild members gathered for a warm and welcoming evening at our recent Sip and Savor Social, hosted at GIA. This special event brought members together to enjoy an atmosphere filled with connection, conversation, and seasonal charm.

Guests were treated to a delightful combination of savory food and wine, creating the perfect setting for both longtime members and new faces to mingle and build relationships. With spring in the air, there was a natural sense of renewal and energy throughout the evening, reflected in the laughter and easy camaraderie shared across the room.

The event offered a more personal experience that encouraged meaningful interaction and a strong sense of community. It was a wonderful reminder of the Guild’s spirit, not only in supporting the arts, but in fostering genuine connection among its members.