East Bay
Symphonic Band
Performing throughout the East Bay & Greater Bay Area since 1982
News
WELCOME TO OUR NEWLY REDESIGNED WEBSITE!
We’re excited to introduce a fresh new look that makes it easier for you to stay connected with all that’s happening in our program. Explore updated content, enhanced features, and streamlined navigation to find everything you need—whether you’re a current member, parent, alumni, or visitor. Thank you for being a part of our community, and we look forward to keeping you informed and engaged!
Spring into action!
EBSB Flute Choir continues its partnership with the Alameda County Library with a Spring Concert over at San Lorenzo Library. The flute choir will perform a program of light, refreshing pieces to help you clear the last of the winter doldrums away. Bring your family and friends along for the show!
When: Sunday: April 13th, 2025
Where: San Lorenzo Library (San Lorenzo, CA)
Time: 2:00pm-4:00pm
San Lorenzo Library
395 Paso Grande,
San Lorenzo, CA 94580
LIT HOP IS HERE AGAIN!
EBSB is thrilled to say that we'll be opening the afternoon at Hayward's annual LitHop event for the third year in a row! Our set, from 2-2:45, will kick off an afternoon of appreciation of literature, & the wonderful resources we share here in the East Bay.
See this link at Eventbrite to get the full schedule:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hayward-lit-hop-2025-tickets-1295509546929
Concert Recordings
EBSB & SLHS combined band
We were honored to be playing two combined pieces with San Leandro High School's Wind Ensemble.
EBSB at lit-hop 2024
The East Bay Symphonic Band delivered a captivating performance at Hayward's Annual Lit-Hop, blending traditional and contemporary symphonic sounds with the vibrant, community-focused spirit of the event. Their repertoire, featuring a dynamic mix of classical and modern pieces, resonated with the diverse audience, showcasing the band's versatility and musical depth. The band's engaging performance added a rich, cultural layer to Lit-Hop, enhancing the festival's celebration of literature, art, and music. Their contribution underscored the importance of local musical talent in bringing communities together through the arts.