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Council splits on extra Mason Symphony Orchestra concert; measure to authorize $50,000 fails
Summary
Council debated whether to authorize one additional free outdoor Mason Symphony Orchestra concert at a cost not to exceed $50,000. After lengthy discussion about the orchestra’s fundraising and city subsidy, the measure failed by roll call.
MASON, Ohio — A proposal to authorize an additional free outdoor Mason Symphony Orchestra concert in 2025 for up to $50,000 failed on a split council vote at the Feb. 10 meeting after extended debate about the orchestra’s financial sustainability and the city’s role as funder.
The Arts and Culture Committee had recommended presenting legislation for the city to engage the orchestra for a free outdoor community concert, continuing a summer offering that the city has…
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