Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota

Twin Cities Ballet's Give to The Max Day Fundraiser 2024: 

Donate between November 1 and November 30!

Twin Cities Ballet is relying on your support for Give to the Max 2024. Every donation, big or small, will help TCB continue to thrive! 

Your gift will help us make ballet accessible, relatable, and fun for Twin Cities audiences! We are excited to introduce new audiences to the magic of ballet through our thrilling original performances and outreach programs. We are hoping you will join us in creating these important arts opportunities for everyone in the Twin Cities community, and beyond!

STAY TUNED! We will be offering some exciting prize drawings for all of those who donate on Give to the Max Day, AND we will have opportunities for you to double your donation with matching challenges! More information to come!

Exciting News & Upcoming Performances:

This December, we are premiering A Minnesota Nutcracker at Northrop Auditorium, in addition to our performances on our home stage at Ames Center! Tickets on sale now. 

In March, we have an exciting World Premiere of Romeo & Juliet: The Rock Ballet to the iconic music of Queen, performed LIVE onstage by Mark Joseph's Dragon Attack, a new local tribute band! Tickets on sale now. 

Join us in May to finish out our season with Beauty & The Beast, a TCB original story ballet based on the tale as old as time, with an original score created just for this production! Tickets on sale early 2025. 

We look forward to sharing these works with you and invite you to join us and experience your gift in motion! Check out www.TwinCitiesBallet.org/tickets to secure your seat at any of our upcoming performances!

ABOUT TWIN CITIES BALLET OF MINNESOTA: INNOVATIVE. VISIONARY. EXCEPTIONAL.

Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota (TCB) is an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional ballet company located in the Twin Cities’ South Metro. Our mission is to make ballet accessible, relatable, and fun, and connect communities through professional productions and educational enrichment.

These activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through an operating support grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.