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Carillon concerts fill the Garden with music
Weekend of the Bells | Schedule | July 4 |Christmas in July

Through a regularly scheduled series of concerts each summer, carillonneurs from around the world delight Garden visitors with the melodic music of the 48-bell Theodore C. Butz Memorial Carillon.

Since 1986, the carillon has remained both a noted landmark and a source of remarkable music at the Garden. Crafted in Holland, the tower’s bronze bells and playing device with a range of four octaves comprise one of the few hand-played carillons in the nation.

Weekend of the Bells

This year, on July 9 and 10, a special Weekend of the Bells features carillon concerts, lectures and tours of the carillon. For more information on the Weekend of the Bells, click here.

2005 Summer Carillon Concert Series

Monday evenings at 7 p.m.
Tours begin at 6 p.m.

Concerts run June 20 — August 22.

Picnicking is permitted on the lawn surrounding McGinley Pavilion.

Concerts are complimentary. Regular parking fees apply.


July 4
Fourth of July Concert
Wylie Crawford
Evanston, Illinois

July 11
Tim Sleep
Naperville, Illinois

July 18
Stefano Colletti
Director, French Carillon School

July 25
Christmas in July
Carlo van Ulft
Centralia, Illinois

August 1
Jim Fackenthal
Chicago, Illinois

August 8
Sue Bergren
Naperville, Illinois

August 15
Justin Ryan
Berkeley, California

August 22
Malgosia Fiebig
Gdansk, Poland


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