Lawrence Community Orchestra — Shall We Dance?

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Lawrence Community Orchestra — Shall We Dance?

Saturday • February 14, 2026
DANCE LESSONS — 6:00 pm
CONCERT — 7:30 pm
Pavilion

This Valentine’s Day, the Lawrence Community Orchestra invites you to celebrate the love of music, dance and community with a special concert entitled Shall We Dance. Featuring dances written for the string orchestra, this interactive concert will include collaborations with local dancers and dance instructors. The program will include the world premiere of The Hills We Climb, a commissioned piece composed by Kansas State University Associate Professor of Oboe and Music Theory Alyssa Morris. Audience members will have the opportunity to take dance lessons prior to the concert so they may join the LCO in dance during the concert. Held at 7:30 pm on Saturday, February 14, 2026 in the Lied Center Pavillion, the concert will be preceded by dance lessons at 6:00 pm. Don’t delay ordering your tickets as this concert promises to be the ultimate Valentine’s Day gift for music lovers of all ages.

Tickets: $25 for concert only; $40 for concert + dance lesson*
*Dance lesson tickets must be purchased in advance. Concert tickets are available at the door.

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Event Details
Event Details

Doors are generally open 30 minutes before starting time. It is recommended to arrive at least 15 minutes early, earlier for events with high attendance.

In the event of inclement weather on the day of a performance, the event will typically happen if the artists are able to arrive as planned. If there are event changes, the Lied Center will contact all ticketholders via email as soon as possible, as well as post an update on the home page: lied.ku.edu.

If the event is canceled due to inclement weather, refunds and credits will be available to all ticketholders.

If an event is still happening as scheduled during inclement weather and you have questions about your tickets, please contact the Ticket Office at 785-864-2787.

Lied Center can provide a wheelchair upon request at the Audience Services Desk. Wheelchair areas also have removable seats for sturdy chairs without armrests. Contact the Ticket Office for additional accommodations, including service animals.

The Lawrence Otolaryngology Hearing Loop system delivers high-quality sound from the stage directly into hearing aids and cochlear implants with telecoil (t-coil), or headsets with loop receivers. Additional headsets are available from the Audience Services Desk. The hearing loop can be accessed from all seats in the main auditorium, except for the orchestra pit and box seats.

The hearing loop is accessible from any seat in the Pavilion.

    Note
    This event is not part of the Lied Center’s performance series. For hosted events, the Lied Center has limited control over event-related activities, content, recording, reproduction, cancellation and ticketing or refund policies.
    Please note, Friends of the Lied ticket discounts do not apply to this performance as it is a hosted event and not part of the Lied Center's performance series.
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