Evenitto's guide · Minneapolis–St. Paul
Free classical concerts
You don't need a ticket to hear great music. College music schools, churches and concert series hold free and pay-what-you-can concerts all year, and in summer many cities play free concerts in the park.
Where free music happens
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Courtroom Concerts in St. Paul
Most Thursdays at noon, the Schubert Club gives a free one-hour concert in Courtroom 317 of Landmark Center in downtown St. Paul. Seats are limited, so come early.
Free
College concerts
College music schools give student recitals and ensemble concerts that anyone can attend. Most University of Minnesota School of Music concerts at Ted Mann Concert Hall are free, and so are Hamline's concerts at Sundin Music Hall.
Free
Churches and organs
Churches and cathedrals hold organ recitals, choral evensongs and concerts with a free-will offering at the door.
Free
Concerts in the park
In summer, many American cities hold free concerts outdoors. Chicago's Grant Park Music Festival plays free classical concerts in Millennium Park all summer.
Free
Free for kids and students
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra lets kids and students in free, and the Minnesota Orchestra has free tickets for kids and student rush tickets for select concerts.
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