Your Visit
Plan Your Visit to MIM.
Frequently Asked Questions
For details specific to a concert or event, please check out our calendar and click on your specific date and event.
Ways to Buy Tickets
Online
Tickets can be purchased online by clicking here. Please note that online ticket sales end at 3:00 pm on the day of the concert, but can still be available at the door, unless otherwise noted. Service fees may apply.
In Person
Tickets can be purchased in advance in person at our box office located at:
131 South Auburn Street
Grass Valley, CA 95945
across from Caroline’s Coffee // enter through the back of the building
Box Office Hours:
Tuesday – Friday
12:00PM – 5:00PM
By Phone
Tickets can be purchased over the phone, during box office hours (Tuesday – Friday, from 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm) by calling (530) 265-6124 or by emailing [email protected].
Ticket Policies
Unable to Attend
Before the event contact our Box Office to exchange tickets for another event within the same season.
Exchanges into a higher-priced performance or seating area may result in a price difference and is the responsibility of the ticketholder. There is no refund for exchanging into a lower-priced event or seating area.
Tickets may also be returned for a tax-deductible donation to Music in the Mountains. Ticket donations must be done in-person or by phone before the event start time.
There are no refunds.
Lost Tickets
The Music in the Mountains Box Office can look up ticket purchases at the will call desk at the event. Additionally, MIM is happy to reissue tickets to the account holder ahead of the event.
Contact our Patron Services Manager by email to assist you with replacing your tickets.
Canceled Event
If a performance is canceled, you will be offered the following choices:
- Receive a full refund
- Receive a credit toward another Music in the Mountains concert or event
- Convert it to a donation
Refunds are granted only for canceled performances.
House Policies
Late Seating
Events start promptly at the time printed.
Latecomers will be seated at an appropriate pause in the program, as determined by the artist and MIM management.
ADA Seating
ADA seating and parking is available at all MIM events with the exception of the historic Nevada Theatre where parking is located in downtown Nevada City.
Please contact our box office at (530) 265-6124 to make arrangements.
Lost & Found
Our Concert Halls

Center for the Arts
A gorgeous, recently renovated space in downtown Grass Valley. Wonderful acoustics, comfortable seating and great sightlines make this a beautiful place to enjoy great music.

Don Baggett Theatre
Don Baggett Theater is located on the campus of Nevada Union High School. Originally built for theatrical performances, the theater’s seating also allows for exceptional site lines by patrons and excellent acoustics.

Nevada Theatre
The Nevada Theatre is California’s oldest existing theater, in a charming 300 seat historic building. Notable past performers include Emma Nevada, Mark Twain, and The Second City comedy troupe.

Peace Lutheran Church
With lovely acoustics, Peace Lutheran Church is a popular space to perform for both choral and chamber music concerts. Seating is intimate and parking is ample and close.
Our Safety Protocols
Everyone’s health and safety is our priority.
Your purchase of a ticket is your agreement to follow best practices for health and safety. Please be mindful that Music in the Mountains is guided by federal, state, and local laws, regulations and ordinances, and the rules of the venues where our concerts and events take place, including but not limited to, The Grass Valley Center for the Arts, The Nevada Theatre, Don Baggett Theatre, and Peace Lutheran Church.
Policies are subject to change and all attendees will receive updated information in an email communication in advance of your event.
Questions?
Please contact [email protected] or call (530) 265-6124.
Health Guidelines
Box Office Safety
Seating & Performance
MIM Youth Orchestra
Mask Wearing
Crowd Safety
Food & Beverage
Additional Safety
Hand Sanitizing
Touchless Program
Performer Safety
Grass Valley-Nevada City
Cultural District
In 2017, our hometown of Grass Valley – Nevada City was chosen as one of the fourteen districts to receive the state’s California Cultural District Designation. The program was developed to celebrate the diversity of our state, while unifying under an umbrella of shared values – helping to grow and sustain authentic grassroots arts and cultural opportunities, increasing the visibility of local artists and community participation in local arts and culture, and promoting socioeconomic and ethnic diversity. We’re excited to share our district’s culture and creativity, and proud to be part of California’s cultural synergy!
Check out the Grass Valley-Nevada City Cultural District page on the Nevada County Arts Council website at NevadaCountyArts.org for more information. We want to see and read about all that is going on in the Grass Valley-Nevada City Cultural District and make it easier for people to discover new music, food, trails, local history and more. Share, like and comment on our posts on social media or share your own photos and stories with the hashtags:
➞ #CultureCA
➞ #NevadaCountyArts
➞ #GVNCCulturalDistrict
The historic twin cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City merge in the Sierra Foothills amidst pristine rivers and picturesque forests deep within California’s Gold Country. Home to the Nisenan, the area’s oldest indigenous peoples, the district is rich in cultural histories and the arts, and has an exciting emerging wine culture. The twin cities boast outstanding year-round programming in music, theatre and dance; a density of artists and makers; and a festival culture to die for.





