How to Get Tickets for or Donate to the Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra
Updated
The Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra (mnphil.org) is a Minneapolis/St. Paul–based instrumental ensemble serving the GLBTQA community and its allies. Its site currently states that tickets for the 34th season are "available soon" and carries a giving appeal — "Raise your Voice - give to the MPO today!" — so the practical answer is: watch the site for the season ticket announcement, and use its giving appeal to donate. The site does not publish prices, seat maps, or a checkout flow in the available material, so treat any purchase or gift as something to confirm directly on mnphil.org rather than assume.
Getting tickets
What the site tells you
- Tickets for the 34th season are announced as "available soon," meaning sales are not yet open at the time of that notice.
- No pricing, seating, venue, or single-concert vs. subscription details appear in the available page content.
What to do
- Go to mnphil.org and look for the season or tickets section; the "available soon" notice is the signal that this is where sales will open.
- Check back periodically, since the announcement implies a future on-sale date rather than an immediate purchase option.
- If a purchase link appears, read the terms shown there (date, venue, price, delivery) before paying — none of these are confirmed in the current site material.
- If no purchase path is visible, use the site's contact route to ask when the 34th season goes on sale and how tickets will be sold.
Expected result: you either complete a purchase through the site's own ticket link or get a direct answer on the on-sale date and method.
Common snags
- Assuming tickets are on sale now because the season is mentioned — the wording is "available soon."
- Assuming a price or free admission; neither is stated, so verify before planning.
Donating
The site's giving appeal — "Raise your Voice - give to the MPO today!" — is the entry point for support. The page also thanks the orchestra's foundation supporters, which indicates philanthropic funding is part of how the organization operates.
- Open mnphil.org and locate the "Raise your Voice" giving appeal.
- Follow the donation route it offers and review the amount options and any acknowledgment details presented there.
- If no online giving form is shown, contact the orchestra through the site to ask how to give.
The material does not specify donation amounts, tax treatment, or payment methods, so confirm those at the point of giving rather than relying on assumptions.
Quick reference
| Goal | Where to start | What's confirmed | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buy tickets | mnphil.org, season/tickets area | 34th-season tickets "available soon" | On-sale date, price, venue, how to buy |
| Donate | "Raise your Voice" appeal on the site | Giving appeal exists; foundation supporters thanked | Amounts, payment method, acknowledgment |
Who this is for
This guide fits anyone planning to attend a Minnesota Philharmonic concert or support the organization financially, especially members and allies of the GLBTQA community looking for a fine-arts organization to back. Because ticketing details are still pending, the most reliable next step is a direct check of mnphil.org rather than a third-party ticket reseller.