There are several affordable ways for students of all ages to experience the sights and sounds of the Minnesota Orchestra in its home at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis.
Kinder Konzerts are designed to introduce preschool children to Minnesota Orchestra musicians and their music and to Orchestra Hall. Staffed by volunteers, the Kinder Konzerts program presents 48 concerts at Orchestra Hall each year.
Young People's Concerts are for school groups and homeschool families. Each weekday concert focuses on a specific musical element, composer, time period or theme and is individually tailored for primary grades to middle school level. Tickets are only $5 and $6 per seat.
The Minnesota Orchestra's popular family concerts are FREE, thanks to generous support from Target. Families with children of all ages are encouraged to join us for these one-hour performances annually at Orchestra Hall. Tickets are distributed via random drawing.
Student groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets for only $10 to select Minnesota Orchestra concerts. Student groups do not need to wait until the day of concert for availability and seating assignments. A group sales representative will work with you to seat order in advance and can also assist with tours and musician meet-and-greet opportunities.
With the purchase of any adult Classical, Pops or Inside the Classics subscription, you can add a Young Listener package for only $10 per concert.
Students (high school and college) can purchase Student eSaver tickets to select Minnesota Orchestra concerts for just $10 per ticket. Tickets can be ordered in advance of concert, online until 3PM day of performance.
Student rush tickets are available for most concerts for $15 with a valid high school or college student ID. Tickets can be purchased in person starting one hour prior to most performances. Public rush tickets are also on sale at the Box Office for many concerts for only $20. Call 612.371.5656 or 800.292.4141 for more information.
The Minnesota Orchestra is pleased to offer special ticket discounts and concert packages for U of M students, faculty and staff, which are made possible in part by the George T. and Elizabeth H. Pennock Endowment.
