About Fountain Street Church

Protestant in tradition and Baptist in history, Fountain Street is now liberal in defining faith and non denominational in expressing it.  Its majestic sanctuary has a 140-year history of hosting brilliant music and notable musicians from Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald to Dave Brubeck, The Grateful Dead and Bono.
Every week it also welcomes children, elders, young adults, homeless neighbors, and many who have been left out, cast out, or simply walked out of other religions.   
Part of no denomination, Fountain Street works in partnership with other houses of worship and charitable organizations to serve the poor, stand up for the oppressed, and create a world of "liberty and justice for all."  For more information, go to www.fountainstreet.org

About the Grand Rapids Symphony

The Grammy-nominated Grand Rapids Symphony was officially organized in 1930 and is recognized as one of America’s leading regional orchestras. Led by Music Director David Lockington, nine concert series are presented, featuring a wide range of music and performance styles. More than 400 performances are presented each year, touching the lives of some 170,000. Nearly half of those who benefit are students, senior citizens and people with disabilities reached through extensive education and community service programs. The Symphony sponsors the Grand Rapids Symphony Chorus, Grand Rapids Youth Symphony and Classical Orchestra, Grand Rapids Symphony Youth Choruses, and also provides the orchestra for Opera Grand Rapids and the Grand Rapids Ballet Company. To learn more about the Grand Rapids Symphony, please visit www.grsymphony.org.