Christmas Music in the Twin Cities: Do You Hear What I Hear?

Christmas in the Twin Cities: Do You Hear What I Hear?

We all have our classic favorites – and the Twin Cities has so many opportunities to hear them live during the season. 

MN Orchestra Family Friendly Concerts

Minnesota Orchestra presents the FFTC Holiday Guide

Minnesota Orchestra concerts aren't just for grown-ups.
We've got performances that spark curiosity, wiggles, and wide-eyed wonder.
Enjoy a family-friendly film with the score played live-to-picture or a classical concert.
Younger children can enjoy family and sensory-friendly concerts with a parent or caregiver.
With discounted kids' tickets and free admission through Hall Pass, it's easy to bring the whole crew.
Get more details by clicking on the image above.

Family-Friendly Holiday Concerts

Horn section of an orchestra
Events TBA.

Know of anything we missed? Leave us a comment to share with the community — college, high school, grade school, community bands, if it is open to the public and family-friendly, feel free to share it in the comments!

Ballet dancer peeking out from behind red curtain. Text: "The Nutcracker & Beyond: The Best Holiday Shows"
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Twin Cities Christmas and Holiday Guide

We have something for just about everyone in our Twin Cities Christmas & Holiday Guide: Santa, shopping, stage shows, sing-a-longs, sleighrides, sparkling light displays and special holiday events at sites across the Minneapolis & St. Paul metro area:

2 thoughts on “Christmas Music in the Twin Cities: Do You Hear What I Hear?”

  1. Wow
    Not enough
    Don’t see many high school plays or musicals or college level in a city that has numerous schools esp colleges
    We were just in Pidgeon fire and gattlinburg Tennessee
    There’s a concert in dinner theatres 4 nights a wk all over Tennessee
    We lost our dinner theatres
    Not counting Chanhassen
    If kids don’t sign up for plays and performances anymore then open up the schools and colleges that have attached performing arts centers to any group in state or out state
    We don’t count Christmas Carol nutcracker and the grinch
    We seen them over 6x
    Bizarre

    We need to look seriously at the concept of dinner theatres
    MOA is no answer

    1. I totally agree with all of this Stacy. I would love if more high schools and colleges submitted their shows. We have a few that consistently do, but most don’t have the volunteers to do this kind of thing. However, this is a way busy parents could help out their high school theater department. Submit those HS plays and musicals and we’ll share them – year round.

      I agree more dinner theater would be great. I recall that when I was in high school, we used to offer a dinner theater recital with school plays and a jazz-club style dinner with our Orchestra concerts. That is something I’d go to myself.

      Please submit anything you find that is family-friendly. We’ll share.

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