Chamber Concerts

Attend intimate classical concerts in the Thornhill Education Center, sip hot cider, and meet the artists at a special reception.

Enjoy intimate classical concerts hosted monthly at The Morton Arboretum’s Thornhill Education Center.

From November 2026 through March 2027, five concerts will be given by small ensembles in the Arbor Room, where floor-to-ceiling windows offer gorgeous views of the Arboretum’s grounds and gardens.

The diverse performance schedule features fresh perspectives on traditional repertoire as well as creative fusions that expand the chamber music art form.

A post-concert reception will be held in the Founder’s Room following each performance. Enjoy hot coffee, lemonade, and hot cider while mingling with fellow concert-goers and the artists.

All performances begin at 2:15 p.m. During the winter months, guests are encouraged to allow extra time to park and enter the venue.

Your ticket purchase supports the Arboretum’s vision of a greener, healthier, more beautiful world where people and trees thrive together.

The Morton Arboretum acknowledges support from the Illinois Arts Council.

Tickets

Purchasers wanting to buy multiple individual concert tickets are encouraged to call the ticket line at 630-725-2066.

Tickets must be purchased in advance, either online, by phone, or in person at the Visitor Center.

Tickets include admission to The Morton Arboretum for the day as well as to the Chamber Concert performance.

Concert tickets can be purchased individually by date or as a subscription. A subscription includes a ticket to each of the five concerts in the 2026–2027 series. Individual concert tickets and season subscriptions include a post-concert reception and opportunity to meet the artist(s).

Purchasers wanting to buy multiple individual concerts are encouraged to call the Ticket Line at 630-725-2066 to make their purchase.

Accessibility

Chamber Concerts take place in the Arbor Room at the Thornhill Education Center on The Morton Arboretum’s West Side. The building has wheelchair ramp access, as well as a drop-off circle in front of the building.

The center has two floors, connected by stairs and an elevator. The Arbor Room is on the main entry level of the building, and is a level room. The Arbor Room itself has no stairs or ramps. If you use a wheelchair and need seating accommodations, please reach out to specialevents@mortonarb.org.

The nearest accessible parking is in parking lot P-21, which is connected to the building’s main entrance by an asphalt-paved path. There are additional accessible parking spaces in a small lot on the east side of the building, with a ramp to the door.

See Accessibility at The Morton Arboretum for more information.