It's time to go back, Back to the Future (with your local symphony orchestra that is)! See the 80s sci-fi classic on the big screen, accompanied by Alan Silvestri's iconic score played live. One of the most iconic movies of the '80s, Back To The Future stars Christopher Lloyd as The Doc and Michael J. Fox as his trusty sidekick Marty. Can this unlikely duo save Marty's family and the future itself? Well, we think you know they can - but you'll have a whole lotta fun on the ride!

The most hotly anticipated blockbuster of 2011, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 brought the epic cinematic saga of the boy wizard to a close with major box office success. Based on the ever popular series of fantasy books by British author JK Rowling, the beloved story continues to enrapture fans in book and film format. Experience this final chapter with a special live HD screening of the final film of the franchise with added orchestral company at a concert venue near you!

Join the world-renowned young piano virtuoso Daniil Trifonov as he displays his prodigious talent in this much-anticipated concert engagement. Described in glowing terms by almost every major publication around the world, the Grammy-winning Russian gave his first solo concert aged just seven and has not looked back ever since. Giving several concerts a year, an opportunity to see Trifonov is one not to be missed!

Get ready to jet into the cosmos and enjoy the most iconic space saga of all time in an outta this world evening! Whilst the film that started it all plays on a giant screen, you'll be treated to John Williams score live, played by a full orchestra, adding another dimension to the interstellar adventures of Luke, Leia and Han as they fight to save the universe from Darth Vader and the Empire.

The time has come to ring in the new year with the Minnesota Orchestra. Join conductor William Eddins as he guides the ensemble through a mix of jazz and classical, culminating in Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. They will be joined by master pianist, Jon Kimura Parker, on an adventure through a magnificent program, from Ellington's Three Black Kings, Antheil's A Jazz Symphony, and more. The perfect way to spend your New Year's Eve!

Orchestra director and conductor Thomas Sondergard will be opening the Minnesota Orchestra's new season this fall with an ambitious performance of Rachmaninoff's emotional Piano Concerto No. 2. Taking the lead on the piano is twenty-year-old virtuoso, Yunchan Lim, whose performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto no. 3 took the world by storm, garnering over fifteen million views on YouTube. In addition, the orchestra will perform Berlioz's Roman Carnival Overture, Tarrodi's Liguria, and Respighi's The Pines of Rome. Don't miss out on seeing the masters at work!