Student Ticket Program
Nicolet National Bank sponsors our Student/Children Ticket Program. $10 – any series, any seat, any time!
TICKET POLICY
All ticket sales are final. We cannot exchange or refund tickets. Unable to attend? Return your ticket(s) as a donation to the Peninsula Music Festival, for which you will receive a donation tax letter receipt for the price paid, less any facility/handling fees and sales tax.
No additional discounts can be applied to Student/Children tickets.
Recording, videotaping, and photography are strictly prohibited during our performances.
Venues
Door Community Auditorium
The Door Community Auditorium, home to the Symphony Series, is located at the north end of Fish Creek, across the street from the Top of the Hill Shops, and right next door to Gibraltar School. Note: The DCA does not sell tickets for Peninsula Music Festival performances. Learn more about Door Community Auditorium
Address
3926 Hwy 42
Fish Creek, WI 54212-0397
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Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion
The Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion is located in the heart of Egg Harbor. This stunningly modern building was completed in 2018 and features a second-floor Great Hall with floor-to-ceiling windows that provide exquisite views of the bay and surrounding orchards while you enjoy the Chamber Music Series and Recital Series performances. Note: The Kress Pavilion does not sell tickets to PMF performances. Learn more about Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion.
Address
7845 Church St.
Egg Harbor, WI 54209
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do concerts last?
Symphony Series concerts last about 2 hours (including intermission), and Chamber Music Series and Recital Series concerts last about an hour.
Is there a dress code?
Many who attend our concerts are on vacation and may have spent the day at the beach, on a boat, biking, cross-country skiing, or hiking. Attire is everything from casual to dressy, so just be comfortable. Jeans to dresses, shorts to suits — the music sounds great no matter what you wear!
Is parking difficult?
The Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion has a private lot with additional street parking if necessary.
The Door Community Auditorium is adjacent to Gibraltar School, and plenty of free parking is available. The parking lot continues around the back of the school, and parking attendants will be at each concert to direct you into spaces. If you need to drop someone off, follow the instructions of the parking attendants and pull down in front of the Auditorium. You can turn around and return to the general parking area. VIEW MAP
When do the doors open for seating?
Ushers for the Symphony Series will begin seating patrons 45 minutes before the 7:30 pm performances. For Chamber Music Series and Recital Series concerts, doors open 30 minutes before.
Are your venues air conditioned?
Yes, so if you’re sensitive to the cold, bring a sweater or light wrap, just in case!
Are your venues handicapped accessible?
Yes; however, there is no elevator to the balcony at the Door Community Auditorium, so please select your seats accordingly. Please call the Festival office to make special arrangements for early admittance if you need assistance.
Why is a 5.5% WI sales tax added to my order?
Wisconsin is one of the few states that charges sales tax on non-profit performing arts organization ticket sales. Whether you purchase your tickets online, by phone, or don’t even live in Wisconsin, the sales tax applies because you will attend a live performance in Wisconsin when the concert is performed.
Why do I pay a $3 handling fee?
This pre-order fee helps cover credit card company fees charged to the Festival and the costs associated with printing and mailing patron tickets.
Why do I pay a $1 facility fee?
This per-ticket fee is collected at the request of the Door Community Auditorium. The DCA receives the fees at the end of the Symphony Series in August. If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Auditorium at (920) 868-2728.
Do you produce concerts throughout the year?
Yes, our offices are open year-round, and in addition to the Symphony Series in August, we present Chamber Musics and Recital Series concerts throughout the year.
