Music in the Chapel: Ninebark Ensemble

Music in the Chapel

The Music in the Chapel series showcases an eclectic range of performers and local musicians for musical performances that showcase the acoustical charms of this historic and unique architectural landmark, right in the heart of the city.

About Ninebark Ensemble

Ninebark shrubs are symbols of harmony and love that provide songbirds with ideal nesting areas. Using this as inspiration, Ninebark Ensemble seeks to create for their audiences authentic and thoughtful chamber music performances and educational experiences. They bring together musicians with extensive performance experience as chamber players who share an artistic credo: The sharing of music is an essential value. Ninebark invites you to join them as they continue to find meaning in both classic masterworks and emerging repertoire. Minnesota Public Radio recently selected Ninebark as a Class Notes artist and will be presenting their concerts to young listeners through the 2023-24 school year.

The Historic Lakewood Memorial Chapel

This event will take place in the beautiful and historic Lakewood Memorial Chapel. This stunning building was built in 1910 by architect Harry Wild Jones, and is modeled after the Hagia Sofia in Istanbul. It is one of the only examples of Byzantine style chapels in the US, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Click here for more information on the Lakewood Memorial Chapel.

Signs will be posted directing you to the event location or click here for GPS navigation through Google Maps.

Parking

Parking is available on any of the roads inside Lakewood’s gates unless otherwise noted with a no parking sign. Handicap parking will be available near the chapel entrance. Lakewood does not have an onsite parking lot – it is street parking only. This means you may have to park a short distance and walk. We strongly encourage carpooling and taking public transportation.

Bussing 

There is a bus that stops right outside of Lakewood’s gates, which is a short walk to the chapel.

Biking

Please lock bikes at the bike rack to the west of the main entrance. Do not lock bikes to trees or signs, or leave unlocked bikes on the grounds.

Accessibility Notice

Due to the historic nature of this venue, there are limited accessibility accommodations that can be made. Accessibility notices are below:

• Handicap accessible parking will be available near the entrance of the chapel
• A ramp is available leading into the chapel
• All seating is in fixed pews – there is some room in the back of the venue for a wheelchair but it is limited. Please contact the event organizer at events@lakewoodcemetery.org to ensure we can reserve a wheelchair accessible space for your group.
• Two single stall restrooms are available on the main level but cannot accommodate a wheelchair.

We apologize for these inconveniences. While we strive to be welcoming to all, there are limitations within this historic space. If you have any questions about accommodations or accessibility needs please contact us at 612-540-5165 or events@lakewoodcemetery.org

Restrooms

Two single stall restrooms are available in the chapel.

Weather Cancellations

Because this event is indoors, we will only cancel if there are snowstorms or dangerous weather impacting our ability to safely access the building. If the event is cancelled, all registered attendees will be notified and we will update the event page on our website.

Refunds

Full refunds can be issued up to 24 hours before the event starts. You can either request a refund through Eventbrite or email events@lakewoodcemetery.org.

Questions? Call the Lakewood events line at 612-540-5165 or email to events@lakewoodcemetery.org