Looking for a budget-friendly live music concert? Check out the Courtroom Concerts at the Landmark Center- they are completely free!
Courtroom Concerts take place select Thursdays at noon at the Landmark Center in St. Paul. You can hear a variety of music from accomplished musicians and composers, as well as occasional musical newcomers to the Twin Cities. Hosted by composer Abbie Betinis, these one hour concerts are very popular and completely free!
Courtroom Concert Details
Courtroom Concerts take place at the Landmark Center in St. Paul in Courtroom 317. Street and ramp parking is available around the Landmark Center. Concerts are planned to last an hour but sometimes go a little longer.
Upcoming Courtroom Concerts
- Thursday, October 1st: Courtroom Concert: Border CrosSing
- Thursday, October 8th: Courtroom Concert: Minnesota Piano Quartet
- Thursday, October 15th: Courtroom Concert: Clara Osowski, mezzo soprano & Casey Rafn, piano
- Thursday, October 22nd: Courtroom Concert: Havana Quartet
- Thursday, October 29th: Courtroom Concert: RenegadeEnsemble
- Thursday, November 5th: Courtroom Concert: Christine Amon, mezzo-soprano; Kenneth J. Pereira, baritone; Alex Woods, piano
- Thursday, November 12th: Courtroom Concert: Patricia Ryan, cello; Joe Trucano, piano
- Thursday, November 19th: Courtroom Concert: Kay ganda ng ating musika! – The music of Ryan Cayabyab featuring Isabella Dawis, soprano; Paolo Debuque, tenor; Waltor Tambor, piano
- Thursday, December 10th: Courtroom Concert: Isles Ensemble
- Thursday, December 17th: Courtroom Concert: Songs of the Season: Carols of Minnesota Composers
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