groups and occasions
Planning a Chopin evening for a family, an anniversary or a group
Practical notes for the person organising the evening for everyone else.
Reserve seats for the Chopin recital ↗The party checklist
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Are seats numbered? | No; venue staff lead you to your seats |
| When does it start? | The booking page shows start times for each date |
| Can plans change? | Free cancellation up to 24 hours before |
| When do we pay? | Reserve now and pay later is on offer |
| What should we wear? | There is no special dress code |
| Where are the tickets? | On your phone straight after booking |
Book for the whole party at once
Seats are not numbered, and staff lead you to your seats, so the simplest plan is one date, one start time and one party arriving together. Check the number of tickets against the number of people before you pay.
Choosing the day
Pick a date for the whole party and look at the start times that show for it. With free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead and the option to pay later, you can hold the seats while the rest of the party confirms.
Before or after dinner
An hour of music slots in either side of a meal. The Old Town has plenty of restaurants close by, so a table before or after the concert is easy to book.
Children and older guests
The organiser pitches the recital at listeners of every age. It is an hour of quiet, seated piano in a small room, which suits patient younger listeners and older guests alike; the concert is listed as wheelchair accessible.
Marking an occasion
If a glass of champagne is part of what you are celebrating, the separate champagne concert is the one that lists it. The salon recital offers Polish mead or pressed apple juice at the interval.
On the day
Allow a few minutes to find the house behind St John's Cathedral, by the small square with the old bell, and arrive together. Your tickets are on your phone and nothing needs printing.