FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas – Halloween, Christmas and movie nights are always popular with children. Now they will be even more anticipated as the Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra announces its 2010-2011 season that includes a liberal dose of pops music and fun activities to make these occasions even more special.

The upcoming season marks the 19th for the Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra and the third year under the musical direction of Dr. Héctor Agüero, Jr. Season tickets are now on sale – including a limited-time offer of buy-one-get-one free – for this family-friendly series sure to get even the youngest concert-goers tapping their toes.

Hauntcert on Oct. 17, 2010
Enjoy Halloween tunes and lots of treats including a Halloween costume contest for all ages.

Deck the Halls on Dec. 5, 2010
Capture the magic of the season with all your favorite tunes and a visit by a jolly old man.

Viva Italia! on Feb. 20, 2011
Enjoy a veritable "festa" of Italian music that will have you dreaming of gondola rides and more!

Special Spring Concert on March 26, 2011
Enjoy an intimate evening of music from some of the world’s greatest classical composers.

Night at the Movies on May 22, 2011
From drama to horror to comedy, you’ll enjoy wonderful songs from the world’s greatest movies.

All concerts are at the Stafford Centre, except the one on March 26. It will be held at St. Peter’s United Methodist Church in Katy.

Season Ticket Information
Season tickets to the Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra’s 2010-2011 five-concert series are priced at $50, $70 and $100 and are available at fbso.org or by calling 281.276.9642. Discounts are provided for seniors over 55, military with I.D., and students. Children 12 and under are free, but must have reserved seats. For a limited time, the FBSO is offering buy-one-get-one free to promote affordable family fun.

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About the Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra
The Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra (FBSO), founded in 1992, enriches the lives of Fort Bend residents and surrounding areas with live symphonic music presented by its volunteer members. The full-size orchestra, complete with brass, woodwinds, strings and percussion, represents an abundant cross-section of local talent, most of whom reside in the Fort Bend area. FBSO also fosters local musicians through sponsorship of an annual Young Artist Concerto Competition and opportunities to perform with the Orchestra.