Music in the Trees - Select Sundays this Summer

Full Music Lineup and Schedule Below!
Spend your summer Sundays surrounded by live music, fresh air, and unforgettable views at Treetop Trail.
Music in the Trees brings an eclectic lineup of talented local artists to the Zoo, featuring everything from classical fusion, world rhythms, and acoustic roots music to pop, funk, jazz, and crowd-favorite classics. As you stroll through the treetops, relax to soothing melodies, dance along to interactive global beats, or discover fresh takes on songs you know and love — all set against the peaceful backdrop of nature.
Whether you’re looking for a lively afternoon with the family or a relaxing escape outdoors, Music in the Trees offers a one-of-a-kind summer experience that’s equal parts concert, nature walk, and Zoo adventure.
Where?

Locations vary along the trail depending on the elements.

When & Who?
Various Artists | Select Sundays | 2-4pm
May 17:
- Josh Brown: Indecent Proposal -
Inspired by the rich musical legacy of Bob Dylan and the spirit of northern Minnesota, Indecent Proposal is a Duluth-based band known for blending genres and creating music rooted in individuality, creativity, and self-expression.
- Dale Dahlquist & Rhiannon Fiskradatz -
A warm, inviting blend of acoustic music and storytelling at Music in the Trees. Combining rich vocals, skilled musicianship, and a relaxed style creates the perfect soundtrack for a summer afternoon surrounded by nature.

May 31:
- Daniel the Violinist -
An electrifying blend of classical fusion, hip-hop, R&B, Latin, and Afro-beats to the treetops for an unforgettable live music experience. Known for his high-energy performances and genre-crossing style, he creates a dynamic atmosphere that gets guests moving while surrounded by the beauty of nature.

June 14:
- Frankie Torres -
First capturing audiences as a four-chair turn on Season 26 of NBC’s The Voice. Since then, she has performed across the Twin Cities, including appearances on the main stage at the 2025 Taste of Minnesota and the Minnesota State Fair.

June 28:
- Siama's Congo Roots -