Just one week away! Make your pre-Halloween plans now with "Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror" and hear live solo organ accompany F.W. Murnau’s 1922 genre-defining horror classic on 10/30.

Spooky season is upon us! Join us on Halloween night for "The Nightmare Before Christmas" live to film for a scary good time (Limited availability on 11/2).

Only four more days until all 5,000 pipes from the Symphony Hall organ come alive again with frightful fun in "Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror" (10/30).

This Week: Experience Halloween movie magic and celebrate the Mexican tradition of Día de Muertos. Limited tickets are available so get your tickets now!

Tickets are selling fast! Make your plans now to celebrate Holiday Pops with us this December → bit.ly/3TipVnU 📸: Emily Gringorten

Check out this spooky message from organist Brett Miller and hear him accompany "Nosferatu: A Symphony Horror" live tomorrow (10/30).

Learn more with Edge Media Network about organist Brett Miller before he performs "Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror" at #SymphonyHallBoston tonight (10/30) → edgemedianetwork.com/story/336150

All treats and no tricks last night (10/30) as organist Brett Miller had a spook-tacular performance at "Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror." 📸: Hilary Scott

Get a sneak peak with the The Boston Globe of Celebrating Día de Muertos and learn more about our guest artists Veronica Robles and Zaira Meneses → bostonglobe.com/2024/10/29/art…

Last night (10/31), everyone was in the Halloween spirit at "The Nightmare Before Christmas" with scary good costumes and a surprise visit from Santa! Don't miss this film classic tomorrow night (limited availability). 📸: Mike Meija

Last Friday (11/1), we had our first Día de Muertos celebration! Composer Arturo Rodríguez, Veronica Robles and her mariachi ensemble, and Mexican classical guitarist Zaira Meneses encapsulated the spirit by bringing everyone together through their music. 📸: Robert Torres

Tune in to GBH in Boston tonight (11/7) for “The Eyes of the World” and watch the story of the final 11 months of World War II in Europe through music, a collection of rare American flags, and more. Check out more listing options and how to stream → bit.ly/4fh5bGm

Last week (11/1), at our first Día de Muertos celebration, there was electric energy throughout the hall as Mexican classical guitarist Zaira Meneses and musicians from the Son Jarocho Boston performed "La Bamba" from Son Jarocho Medley.

Earlier this month (11/1), Veronica Robles and her all-women mariachi band had everyone join them in singing "Cielito Lindo" at our first Día de Muertos celebration.

Santa flew all the way down from the North Pole to give you this special message. See him again this December at Holiday Pops! 🎅🎄🎶