Charlotte residents looking for unique cultural experiences this week have several options, including a performance by the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra as part of its popular “On Tap” series. The series, now in its tenth season, brings classical and contemporary music to local breweries, offering an intimate and relaxed atmosphere for enjoying orchestral performances.
The Charlotte Symphony’s “On Tap” series has develop into a staple of the city’s arts scene, expanding from its original location at NoDa Brewing Company to include Triple C Brewing Company, Lenny Boy Brewing Company and others. This week’s performance features a quartet of Charlotte Symphony percussionists at NoDa Brewing, promising an imaginative and artistically diverse program. Finding things to do in Charlotte often involves seeking out these unique pairings of art and local businesses.
Percussion Quartet to Take the Stage at NoDa Brewing
On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, a quartet of Charlotte Symphony percussionists will perform at NoDa Brewing Company, located at 150 W 32nd St, Charlotte, NC 28206. The performance is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM and is expected to last until 8:30 PM, according to NoDa Brewing Company’s event listing. Tickets are currently priced at $43.36, and patrons are encouraged to purchase them in advance as seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis.
The program will showcase the artistry and range of percussion instruments, featuring pieces by Mark Applebaum, David Steinquest, Steve Reich, J.S. Bach, Gene Koshinski, Brian Grasier, Ivan Trevino, Rick Dior, and Claude Debussy (arranged by K. Strobel). The performance includes Applebaum’s “Catfish,” Steinquest’s “Double or Nothing,” and Reich’s “Music for Pieces of Wood,” alongside arrangements of classical works. This concert offers a unique opportunity to experience the versatility of percussion within a chamber music setting.
What to Expect at an ‘On Tap’ Performance
The “On Tap” series is designed to provide a more intimate orchestral experience than traditional concert hall settings. Attendees can enjoy a craft beer while listening to the Charlotte Symphony, creating a relaxed and accessible atmosphere. The concerts are general admission, and while limited seating is available, patrons are welcome to bring their own chairs. The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra notes that tickets may not be available at the door, emphasizing the importance of advance purchase.
This particular performance will take place in the taproom, and organizers advise arriving early to secure a seat. The program will also be performed at Triple C Brewing Company on February 25, offering an additional opportunity to experience the percussion quartet’s performance. The series began at NoDa Brewing Company ten years ago and has since expanded to multiple locations, demonstrating its popularity within the Charlotte community.
The Charlotte Symphony’s commitment to bringing music to diverse venues continues with this “On Tap” performance. The series provides a platform for both established and emerging composers, offering audiences a blend of classical and contemporary works. The percussion quartet’s program promises a vibrant and engaging evening for music lovers.
Looking ahead, the Charlotte Symphony will continue its “On Tap” series with future performances at various breweries throughout the season. Details on upcoming concerts can be found on the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra’s website. The series remains a popular draw for those seeking a unique and accessible musical experience in Charlotte.
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