Saint Paul Shows Schedule 2026
Saint Paul is a vibrant hub for live entertainment, hosting a diverse array of performances at top venues like the Ordway Music Theater, Fitzgerald Theater, and Grand Casino Arena. Throughout the upcoming seasons, visitors can experience a wide variety of shows ranging from Broadway musicals to opera, ballet, and family-friendly events. Notable upcoming performances include Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero, running from november 19 to November 22, 2026, with multiple shows each day, featuring dazzling skating performances and beloved Disney characters. Main performers and cast details are often announced closer to the event, but the spectacular skating cast and Disney's talented performers promise an enchanting experience.
In addition, the renowned Minnesota Opera presents a rich lineup including The Many Deaths of Laila Starr (Nov 5–8, 2026), Ariodante (march 13–21, 2027), and Falstaff (may 8–16, 2027), showcasing some of the finest voices and orchestral performances in the region. The opera performances occur at the Ordway Music Theater and typically feature celebrated opera singers and conductors.
For theater enthusiasts, the classic musical Dirty Dancing will be performed at the Ordway from august 12–26, 2026, offering a nostalgic and energetic dance experience. Meanwhile, the musical Waitress is scheduled for june 15–20, 2027, promising a heartfelt story with memorable songs.
Comedy, ballet, and special events like Twin Cities Ballet's The Phantom of the Opera (october 31, 2026) and other exciting productions add to Saint Paul’s dynamic entertainment calendar. Top venues like the Ordway Music Theater and Fitzgerald Theater provide stunning settings for these events, making Saint Paul an ideal destination for live show lovers.
Whether you're looking for family entertainment, high-caliber opera, or lively musicals, Saint Paul’s upcoming schedule offers something for everyone, with performances scheduled from late 2026 into mid-2027. Be sure to check ticket availability early, as these popular shows often sell out quickly.
