Enjoy tunes and blooms with the beautiful backdrop of Green Bay Botanical Garden this summer!  

Experience live music, take in the sights of the stunning Schneider Family Grand Garden, and even explore the new Washed Ashore: Art the Save the Sea exhibit, presented by Dar Stumpf & Clyde Reed, through September 2. Featuring nine spectacular sculptures created with plastic debris from the Pacific Ocean, it tells the story of plastic pollution and how we can preserve the waterways that many animals call home.

Beverages and light snacks will be available to purchase in the Garden’s Concessions Building during our evening concerts, including the option to order a boxed dinner from a local vendor ahead of time to pick up the night of the concert. Guests are also encouraged to bring their own picnic (no alcohol carry-ins allowed), and guests can enjoy a Seeds to Snacks activity before Sanimax Concerts. 

To make your experience more enjoyable, advance tickets are recommended for all concerts.  

Garden members can enjoy free at-the-door admission for the Thursday Sanimax Concert Series (Select Thursdays through August 21). The general public can purchase advance tickets or at-the-door tickets the evening of the concert, based on availability.The Employment Resource Group Grand Concert Series is open to Garden members and the general public, with three more concerts through September. 

For more details, including how to purchase tickets, order a boxed dinner, or sign up to volunteer, visit GBBG.org/Concerts. 

Employment Resource Group Grand Concert Series

Select Fridays | 7–9 pm 
 
Order a Boxed Dinner 

Guests can order a boxed dinner before the concert from FOODelicious Catering & Consulting. Order by Wednesday at 12 pm to pick up a meal on the WPS Foundation Plaza near the Concessions Building the night of the concert. 
 

Concert Lineup  

Caribbean Chillers: A Jimmy Buffett Tribute | Friday, July 11

Let the sights, sounds, and fun of a real Jimmy Buffett concert transport you to that “magical musical place” Jimmy calls Margaritaville. 

Alive Again: A Chicago Tribute | Friday, August 8

This high-energy band brings the sound of Chicago to life with stunning precision, capturing the legendary harmonies, horns, and timeless hits that have defined generations.

Brews, Bistros, & Bonfires featuring Slippery When Wet: A Bon Jovi Tribute | Friday, September 5

Sample craft brews, devour delicious food, and keep warm with bonfires as you enjoy a show that will have you singing, dancing, and rocking all night long to the legendary sounds of the 80s and beyond. Must be 21 and older to attend. 
 

The Employment Resource Group Grand Concert Series is generously sponsored by Employment Resource Group, Inc.; Dar Stumpf; Element; Dean Distributing, Inc.; and Terri Trantow-Witek & Paul Witek.

Sanimax Concert Series 
Select Thursdays through August 21 | 6–8 pm 
 
Tickets on Sale Now

Garden Members: Free at-the-door admission (based on membership level) 
General Public: Purchase advance tickets or tickets at the door the evening of the concert, based on availability.

 
Order a Boxed Dinner 

Guests can pre-order a boxed dinner before the concert from Not by Bread Alone. Order by Tuesday at 12 pm to pick up a meal by 6:30 pm the night of the concert near the Concessions Building on the WPS Foundation Plaza.
 
Seeds to Snacks | 4:30–6 pm 

Enjoy a fresh garden snack from our harvest each week.
 

Concert Lineup 

July 17 | Kevin Van Ess & The Talk of the Town 

July 24 | Carbon Road 

July 31 | Chicago Mule 

August 14 | Patchouli & Terra Guitarra 

August 21 | The Pocket Kings 
 

The Sanimax Concert Series is generously sponsored by Sanimax; US Bank; Dar Stumpf; BayCare Clinic Eye Specialists; Greg & Jean Klimek; Mary Zaborski; Terri Trantow-Witek & Paul Witek; CoVantage Credit Union; Main Street Health Insurance; Schneider; and Dean Distributing, Inc.
 

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About Green Bay Botanical Garden  

Green Bay Botanical Garden connects people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes. First opened in 1996 and now featuring 47-acres of display gardens and natural areas, the Garden touches the lives of more than 200,000 guests annually on average from northeast Wisconsin and beyond. For more information about other happenings, visit GBBG.org or call 920.490.9457.