Ticket Information
Concerts at Music Mountain are in air-conditioned Gordon Hall, at 225 Music Mountain Road, in Falls Village, Connecticut. Free parking. DIRECTIONS
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CONTACT US if you have any questions: info@musicmountain.org
TICKETS:
Ticket sales are fully automated: all tickets, including discounts for Student / Teacher / Veteran / 19-40 y.o., are available on our website. Dinner add-ons are also available on our website. If you have a question, emailing us at info@musicmountain.org is best until our summer staff starts working closer to the start of the season.
CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS on Sundays at 3:00 PM and one Saturday at 7:00 PM (on September 5) cost $50-65, except the 97th Season Opening Benefit Concert & Reception on June 7 and the 97th Season Finale Benefit Concert with the Juilliard String Quartet on September 13, which cost $70-85.
JAZZ CONCERTS & ALL-TIME FAVORITES on Saturdays at 7:00 PM cost $35-50, except the 4th of July Paul Winter Consort Jazz at Music Mountain Benefit Concert (July 4), which costs $70-85; and, Christian Sands (June 27) and Bill Charlap (August 29), which cost $50-65. Tickets to our Silent Film & Live Music on August 22 cost $20-35.
Students of any age, teachers, veterans, and 19-40 year-olds get half-price tickets. All concerts are free for ages 18 and under. All Pre-Concert Talks are free. All welcome.
SATURDAY DINNER & CONCERT PACKAGE:
The Saturday Dinner & Concert Package is available for Saturday Concerts from June 27 through September 5, including 5:00 PM dinner at the Falls Village Inn, a Litchfield County landmark—prix fixe Classic American comfort fare, seasonal—and 7:00 PM Music Mountain Concert, a 10-minute scenic drive away. Alcohol not included. Must be purchased by 3:00 PM on Friday prior to concert. Call Music Mountain to reserve: (860) 824-7126, or (860) 836-6296 pre-season. $30 per person for dinner, on top of the ticket price.
In addition, on July 4th:
The Pink House, the acclaimed restaurant in West Cornwall, will offer a 4th of July Pre-Concert Dinner at Music Mountain. Guests make their selections upon arrival. Chef CJ will assemble each box to order. Click above for menu details. $50 per person, on top of the ticket price. For all those interested, artistic director Oskar Espina Ruiz together with Music Mountain Historian, Anne Liebling will lead a Historic Tour of the Music Mountain Campus and our Sears Houses. $50 per person, on top of the ticket price.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The Music Mountain Concessions Stand opens 1 hour prior to each concert and serves ice cream, soft drinks, snacks and more. We serve wine on Saturdays. You are welcome to bring your own picnic. Parking is free.
Admission to the Concerts is by last name at the door to Gordon Hall. You don't need to bring a ticket receipt. We don't print tickets.
We generally do not offer ticket refunds, but may provide options for exchanges made in advance. Past-date tickets cannot be exchanged.
Doors Open approximately 30 minutes before the concert, depending on the length of the artists' sound check. On days of Pre-Concert Talks, Doors Open 15 minutes before the concert.
ACCESSIBILITY:
Music Mountain is committed to ensuring that our programs, events, and facilities are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities. We believe in creating an inclusive and welcoming environment that celebrates diversity and provides equal opportunities for everyone to engage with and enjoy the arts. View our Accessibility Statement here.
Check out the links below to prepare for your Music Mountain experience:
Attending a Music Mountain concert is a memorable experience for the outstanding level of the performances; the historic Sears Roebuck concert hall and houses (First Fiddle House -A.K.A. Big House-, Second Fiddle House, Viola House and Cello House), built in 1930, forming a well-designed campus in the Colonial Revival style; the peaceful grounds; and the casual and friendly atmosphere. Patrons travel to Music Mountain from New York City and furhter away, and love planning for a full day, or a full weekend, in the Music Mountain area.
PLACES TO EAT, DRINK & REPLENISH
SATURDAY DINNER & CONCERT PACKAGE
WHERE TO STAY
THE MUSIC MOUNTAIN EXPERIENCE
