The Cedar Cultural Center events

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Fri Nov 6 8:00pm
Bill Callahan
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sat Nov 7 8:00pm
Leenalchi
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sun Nov 8 7:30pm
Teddy Thompson
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Tue Nov 10 7:30pm
Great Lake Swimmers
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sat Nov 14 8:00pm
Chicago Farmer
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Thu Nov 19 7:30pm
Jake Blount
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sat Nov 21 8:00pm
John Gorka
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sun Nov 22 7:30pm
Alla Boara
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sat Mar 13 8:00pm
Dan & Peggy Reeder
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Thu Apr 1 7:30pm
SML
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Fri Apr 30 8:00pm
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN
Sat May 1 8:00pm
Carsie Blanton
The Cedar Cultural Center  •  Minneapolis, MN




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The Cedar Cultural Center tickets & upcoming events

Looking for a spot that’s more than just a concert venue? The Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis is exactly that. It’s a place where international music tours come to life, bringing incredible talent from all over the world right to your backyard. I mean, they’ve hosted everything from traditional Irish fiddling to West African drumming, and yes, the energy is contagious. The inside is pretty cool too, with a mural by local artists that really gives it a community vibe. They’re also known for their Folk Dance Series, which is honestly a blast, you might find yourself joining in even if you’re a total newbie. Parking’s pretty straightforward, just look for the lot at Cedar and Franklin, and if you’re hungry, there are some tasty eateries nearby to fuel up before the show. The staff really makes an effort to create a welcoming atmosphere, seating options range from single tickets to VIP sections, so whether you want to be up front or just soak it all in from a comfy seat, they’ve got you covered. Honestly, catching a show here isn’t just about the music, it’s about the whole experience, vibrant, authentic, and sometimes a little unpredictable, but always memorable.

Parking & Directions for The Cedar Cultural Center


416 Cedar Ave So, Minneapolis, MN
55454, US


1. Street parking - 0.1 miles - $1/hour
2. Cedar Cultural Center Lot - 0.1 miles - $5/event
3. St. Marys Orthodox Cathedral Lot - 0.2 miles - $5/event
4. Minneapolis Park Board Lot - 0.3 miles - $3/hour
5. 6th Avenue Ramp - 0.4 miles - $8/day

The Cedar Cultural Center concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Minneapolis

The Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis, MN, is renowned for its vibrant and diverse lineup of live performances spanning multiple genres and cultures. Fans can look forward to an exciting calendar of events from september 2026 through early 2071, featuring both emerging and established artists. In September 2026, notable performances include the tribute concert 'Grace - Tribute to Jeff Buckley' on September 10, and the energetic Taikogroove on September 27. The month also features a variety of acts such as the indie-folk artist Laura Veirs on october 17, and the experimental sounds of Gordi on September 24. The venue consistently hosts a mix of world music, folk, indie, and experimental acts, including performances by Willi Carlisle on September 26, and the eclectic Los Rolling Ruanas on july 29, 2073. Throughout the year, audiences will experience captivating performances like Nella on October 11, and the dynamic duo SML on april 1, 2027. The venue's diverse lineup also includes special tribute shows, jazz, and international music acts, such as Sangjaru and Tangi Le Gall-Carre & Typhaine Corre in late September. Future highlights extend into 2071 with performances by Peter Mulvey on march 9 and Zoe Keating on may 18, showcasing the center's commitment to supporting both legendary and innovative artists. Whether it's the soulful sounds of Maggie Koerner on October 23, or the folk-inspired melodies of John Gorka on november 21, 2026, The Cedar Cultural Center remains a hub for cultural exchange and live music excellence.