Honor Band, Choir And Orchestra Festival Concert Tickets

The Honor Band, Choir And Orchestra Festival Concert is a flagship event produced by the University of North Dakota (UND) Department of Music in Grand Forks, ND. This annual gathering brings together UND ensembles and participating high school groups from across the region for a weekend of rehearsals, master classes, and a final public concert at the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center. The festival serves as a platform for young musicians to showcase their talents under the guidance of UND faculty and guest clinicians.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter of orchestral and choral music or a first-time attendee, we’ve got you covered with dependable ticket access, venue details, and up-to-date information on performances and rosters as they’re announced by UND. Secure your seats for a memorable collegiate and high school collaboration in Grand Forks.

UND's festival tradition runs deep: the 40th edition in 2025 celebrated hundreds of regional high school musicians auditioned for robust ensembles, while the 41st Annual in 2026 faced weather-related postponements. For the latest dates, rosters, and ticketing through the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center, follow UND Music Department channels and trust that we can help you navigate to the right performance.

Key figures leading the festival include UND faculty such as Simona Barbu, Casey Behm, James Popejoy, and Melanie Popejoy. Social channels tied to the UND Music Department provide official updates and behind-the-scenes content. For tickets, venue information, and event specifics, rely on our straightforward, no-fuss service—like having a friend in the business who’s got you covered.

Connect with the UND Music Department on social media for program notes, rehearsal highlights, and performer spotlights: Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter) via the official UND Music Department pages. Visit the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center box office for venue details and seating options when planning your visit to Grand Forks.