Tomorrow, Carlos Kalmar returns to conduct an evening inspired by William Shakespeare, including Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Overture Fantasy, Dvořák's Othello Overture, Strauss' Macbeth and Wagner's Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde.
Then, we move indoors to the Harris Theater for the weekend, when the Grant Park Chorus joins the orchestra and guest soloists for Haydn's Theresa Mass. Debussy's Nocturnes and Haydn's Overture from The Creation round out the evening.
There are no open rehearsals on Thursday and Friday. Pre-concert lectures during the weekend will take place one hour before the concert in the Harris Theater second floor donor lounge. The Harris Theater is located at 205 E. Randolph Street.
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Or select four concerts with a Choose Your Own package for only $96 and experience great music, performed by the world-class Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus in the out-of-this-world setting of Millennium Park.
It's our membership program, with tax-deductible One Night Passes and Choose Your Own packages, that help support the Festival's mission of keeping concerts accessible for all. From free concerts in the Jay Pritzker Pavilion to our education and community engagement initiatives and our live radio broadcasts, we reach nearly one million Chicagoans and visitors each summer.
HEADING TO THE HARRIS THEATER
Seating for Festival Members
Members receive access to a reserved seating area close to the stage on the Orchestra Level of the Harris Theater. Ushers are available to assist you in finding the reserved seats. To access the reserved seats, simply show your membership card.
Free Seating
Free seating is available in the balconies and the rear of the Orchestra Level on a first-come, first-seated basis. No tickets or passes are required. Use the upper level lobby of the Harris Theater to access free seating.
One Night Passes
A limited number of One Night Passes, which provide access to the reserved seating area, are available for $25 per pass. To order, call 312.742.7647.
General Information
The lobby opens 90 minutes before the concert and the theater opens 30 minutes before. Patrons may enter from either the upper level lobby (on Randolph Street) or lower level lobby (via the Millennium Park garage elevator).
Pre-Concert Lecture
Seth Boustead talks with the Haydn Theresa Mass soloists one hour before the concert begins in the Harris Theater's second floor donor lounge.
Patron Service Center
During Festival performances at the Harris Theater, Patron Services is located on the Orchestra Level. Patron Services will open 90 minutes before the concert.
Transit Alert
Due to special events in and around Grant Park, please expect unusually heavy traffic and delays. Portions of Columbus Drive will be closed. Please allow extra time for travel.
BRING A GROUP
Special reserved seating is still available for groups of 10 or more, including Carmina Burana. Call us at 312.742.7640 or email groupsales@gpmf.org to reserve your seats today.
