ZMM Architects and Engineers is proud to be a longtime supporter of the WV Symphony Orchestra and to be honored at this year’s gala alongside Mrs. Sallie F. McClaugherty. “ZMM is honored to be recognized by the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, an organization that has inspired and enriched our community for generations,” said Adam Krason, ZMM CEO, Principal, and Architect. “Supporting the arts, including WVSO, has always been an important part of who we are as a firm, and we’re proud to celebrate the Symphony’s impact on our region’s cultural vibrancy and creative spirit.”

Check out the story from WV News and how you can support the WVSO below.

The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra (WVSO) will host its annual WV Symphony Honors Gala on Friday, August 22, 2025, to recognize the dedicated contributions of ZMM Architects + Engineers and Mrs. Sallie F. McClaugherty, a longtime supporter and board member.

The gala will take place at 6 p.m. in the Grand Lobby of the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of West Virginia, celebrating two pillars of support who have played a vital role in sustaining the state’s premier performing arts organization.

Guests will enjoy a curated three-course dinner provided by 1010 Bridge and James Beard Award-winning Chef Paul Smith, alongside complimentary beer and wine, live musical performances, and formal tributes to the evening’s honorees.

Event Details and Ticket Information:
Date: Friday, August 22, 2025
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: The Clay Center, Charleston, WV
Attire: Cocktail to black tie
Individual Tickets: $175 per person
Table Sponsorships: Starting at $2,500 (10 guests)

To purchase tickets or inquire about sponsorships, visit wvsymphony.org or contact the WVSO office at 304-957-9876. For sponsorship inquiries, reach out to Development Director Jessica Silber at jsilber@wvsymphony.org or 304-957-9879.

The WVSO will pay tribute to ZMM Architects + Engineers, longtime sponsors of the Symphony’s Pops Series, and Mrs. Sallie F. McClaugherty, whose unwavering advocacy and involvement have made a lasting impact on the organization’s mission and outreach.

Now in its 86th season, the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra continues to enrich communities throughout the Mountain State with high-quality classical and pops performances, educational programs, and collaborations with local arts organizations.