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The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra is a community orchestra that performs at the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences on Clay Square in Charleston.

The orchestra began as the Charleston Civic Orchestra in 1939 and later became the Charleston Symphony Orchestra. It wasn’t until 1988 that the name was changed to its current name. The orchestra also changed its performance venue several times until finding its current home at Clay Center.

The orchestra performs more than 50 concerts each year at the Clay Center as well as other locations throughout the state of West Virginia. It is known for its outstanding education programs such as the Young People’s Concerts.

Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences, One Clay Square, Charleston, West Virginia, Phone: 304-957-9876

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