Ohio Orchestra Performs at Local Prison

The Lima Symphony Orchestra, joined by a unique chorus of inmates, brought the power of music to the Allen-Oakwood Correctional Institution in Ohio, performing a special “Patriotic Pops” program. This meaningful concert, held on June 30, was the culmination of several years of planning, according to Elizabeth Brown-Ellis, the orchestra’s executive director. The event was designed to offer hope and peace to an unexpected audience, showcasing how music can transcend barriers and enrich lives, even within the confines of a prison. This inspiring initiative highlights the orchestra’s commitment to community engagement and the transformative potential of the arts.

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