Grant Park Music Festival

About Grant Park Music Festival

For over 90 years, the Grant Park Music Festival has been a cornerstone of Chicago's cultural landscape, showcasing the transformative power of classical music. Established during the Great Depression, this beloved summer tradition began with a vision from Mayor Anton Cermak and musicians' union leader James C. Petrillo. The Festival has evolved into a vibrant celebration of music, featuring world-class orchestras and choruses performing in the stunning Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park.

Impact of the Festival

The Festival offers a 10-week season filled with concerts, artistic development initiatives, and community outreach programs, enriching the lives of countless Chicagoans.

Why Donate?

Generous contributions from the Impresario Society enable the Festival to bring exceptional conductors and soloists to the stage, ensuring that classical music remains accessible to all. Your support fuels this artistic mission.

Join the Movement

Support the Grant Park Music Festival by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your contribution helps sustain a legacy of cultural enrichment and community engagement in Chicago. Together, let’s keep the music alive!