Grand Canyon Music Festival

Welcome to our 39th Season!

Our Concerts

Native American Composer Apprentice Project

Looking for a place to stay?

We are pleased to be able to offer you two packages to our concerts on September 16 and 17 that include accommodations at one of our partner hotels in the Grand Canyon National Park gateway community of Tusayan, just 5 miles from our Shrine of the Ages concert venue.
And, to sweeten the deal even more, you are invited to attend post-concert receptions with the musicians, and a Dark Sky Pre-concert Talk with Northern Arizona University Astronomer, David Koerner. You will also receive a Grand Canyon Music Festival poster by famed Arizona artist Ed Mell from our archives.

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Packages

Package 1 Choose between concerts and choose one or two night stays

$275.00 – $350.00

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Packages

Package 2 Two night stays, 2 concerts

$525.00 – $700.00

Where you will stay?

Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel

Red Feather Lodge

Holiday Inn Express and Suites Grand Canyon

~ JW Powell

"Thus the Grand Canyon is a land of song."
"Some of the happiest moments of my life have involved the Grand Canyon Music Festival."
“I look forward to this festival every year.”
“Beautiful music for the soul.”
Grand Canyon School of Rock

"Our local students get to shine."
"NACAP is the reason I am a musician."
Our performance home, The Shrine of the Ages

“Great venue, awesome music.”

The Catalyst Quartet

“Like all great chamber groups, the Catalyst Quartet is beautiful to watch, like a family in lively conversation at the dinner table: anticipating, interrupting, changing subjects.” – The New York Times

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Joe Deninzon

The Jimi Hendrix of the Violin

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Paganini of the harmonica

Robert Bonfiglio

"Paganini of the harmonica - he is that level of phenomenon..." - Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times

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Raven Chacon

Congratulations to Raven Chacon

winner of this year’s Pulitzer Prize in Music for his work “Voiceless Mass,” “a mesmerizing, original work for organ and ensemble that evokes the weight of history in a church setting, a concentrated and powerful musical expression with a haunting visceral impact.”

Welcome to our 39th season!

After an eventful year in which we continue to navigate a pandemic, congratulate Pulitzer Prize-winner Raven Chacon, foster a partnership with the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe to celebrate our NACAP students, we are thrilled to start our 39th season with a bevy of cellists, to welcome back the exciting Catalyst Quartet, and to end the season with a celebration of the Bonfiglio Group, including a new offering through our local hotel partners.