Day of Music
Free Community Event
Thanks to everyone for a great summer at Orchestra Hall. See you next year!
Sat July 27, 2024 | 9am to 10pm
Celebrate summer with your friends and family at the seminal event of Summer at Orchestra Hall concert series. Twin Cities-based music groups will perform on stages inside Orchestra Hall. Explore the stage schedules below and plan your day—and don't miss the Minnesota Orchestra concert at 8pm (Tickets are required).
- Choose your own price and free Hall Pass (under 18 years old) tickets for the 1pm Minnesota Orchestra Family concert and the 8pm Minnesota Orchestra concert are available now.
- Take a backstage tour of Orchestra Hall. Tours are free, but ticketed; reserve your spot now.
- Tickets are not required for any other Day of Music concerts.
Download the full schedule
Auditorium Stage
1:00-2:00pm Minnesota Orchestra Family Concert*
4:00-5:15pm Minnesota Orchestra Chamber Concert with pianist Jon Kimura Parker
5:30-6:00pm Havana String Quartet presented by Cuban American Youth Orchestra
8:00-9:00pm Minnesota Orchestra concert*
*Tickets Required
Target Atrium Stage
Programmed by The Cedar Cultural Center11:00-11:45am YallaDrum! Ensemble
12:00-12:45pm Summer Singers
2:00-2:45pm WANAKV
3:30-4:15pm CORDA trio
5:00-5:45pm Aida Shahghasemi and Nima Hafeziah
6:30-7:30pm FPA
9:00-10:00pm An evening of hip hop featuring Carnage the Executioner
Pictured: YallaDrum! Ensemble
Rehearsal Room
11:00am-1:45pm Sound Factory
A chance for children to try out instruments with Friends of the Minnesota Orchestra
2:00-4:00pm Storytelling with Danielle Daniel
5:30-7:30pm Mini-documentary screenings. Watch our latest short films about the Orchestra and its musicians
Pictured: Danielle Daniel
Other Locations
Peavey Plaza
Presented in partnership with Downtown Improvement District
9:00-10:00am – Yoga: instructor Phong Cao with Minnesota Orchestra violinists Catherine Schubilske and Te-Chiang (Bacco) Liu
Lobby
12:00-1:45pm - Family Activities
12:00-10:00pm - Vendors
Backstage Tours
Get a behind-the-scenes look at one of Minnesota's cultural and architectural touchstones, Orchestra Hall. Stand on stage, pretend you're a conductor or performer, and learn more about what happens before and during a concert!
Backstage Tours are currently at capacity; Please check with the box office on the Day of Music for any openings.
Day of Music is a chance to celebrate everything that’s wonderful about summers in the Twin Cities, while also bringing attention to the incredible artistic talent that live and work here throughout the year.”