While Kids Enjoy a Magical Musical Morning, Their Parents Raise $56,000 for Houston Symphony Programs

1Ally and David with William and Palmer Wade

2Ally and David with William and Palmer Wade

3Alyse, Lindley, and Alec Arnoldy

4Alyse, Lindley, and Alec Arnoldy

5Asher and Kelly Oliver, Jan Rhodes, Drew and Evan Oliver

6Asher and Kelly Oliver, Jan Rhodes, Drew and Evan Oliver

7Benjamin, Jennifer, and Josh Gravenor

8Benjamin, Jennifer, and Josh Gravenor

9Betsy Garlinger and Sybil Roos

10Betsy Garlinger and Sybil Roos

11Children at Magical Musical Morning

12Children at Magical Musical Morning

13David and Viviana with Daniel, Charles, and Jack Denechaud

14David and Viviana with Daniel, Charles, and Jack Denechaud

15Instrument Petting Zoo

16Instrument Petting Zoo

17Janet Clark, Amanda Dinitz, Nancy Giles

18Janet Clark, Amanda Dinitz, Nancy Giles

19JP Hays

20JP Hays

21Maureen Higdon and Betty Tutor

22Maureen Higdon and Betty Tutor

23Rachel and Isabel Ellsworth

24Rachel and Isabel Ellsworth

25Regina, John, and John Mangun

26Regina, John, and John Mangun

27Susan Hansen and Lily Andress

28Susan Hansen and Lily Andress

29Valerie, Tracy, and Madison Dieterich

30Valerie, Tracy, and Madison Dieterich

31Vivek, Ishwaria, and Ari Subbiah, Chandra Mohan and Sasha Subbiah

32Vivek, Ishwaria, and Ari Subbiah, Chandra Mohan and Sasha Subbiah

33William and Caroline Ruez

34William and Caroline Ruez

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Mini maestros enjoyed crafts, activities, visits with Santa, a balloon artist, and the ever-popular Instrument Petting Zoo last Sunday at Houston Symphony’s Magical Musical Morning.

More than 250 Symphony supporters and their youngsters donned their festive bests and turned out for the annual event at River Oaks Country Club, transformed into a Parisian winter wonderland thanks to décor from Events Company.

Guests had ROCC to thank for the breakfast buffet of croissant sandwiches, mini quiches, French pastries, and holiday-themed sugar cookies. An engaging performance by the industry-leading Houston Symphony Community-Embedded Musicians rounded out the holiday affair, which raised more than $56,000 for the Symphony’s education and community engagement programing.

Ishwaria Subbiah chaired the event along with honorary family Viviana and David Denechaud. Children’s activities were underwritten by City Artworks and Betty and Jesse Tutor.