The Winona Municipal Band in Winona, Minnesota celebrated its centennial year in 2015! It is the oldest continually performing city band west of the Mississippi River. Visit the Centennial section of this website to learn more about the celebration.
Join us for a full season of concerts in 2026: June 10th through August 12th, Wednesdays from 8:00 - 9:00pm at Winona's historic bandshell in Lake Park.
Concert Program - August 12, 2026
Final Concert of the Season
| Star Spangled Banner | Traditional |
| Cyrus the Great | King arr. Glover |
| Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral | Wagner trans. Cailliet |
| Polka and Fugue from "Schwanda, the Bagpiper" | Weinberger trans. Bainum |
| Winona March | John Cierzan |
| The West Wing | Walden arr. Phillippe |
| Semper Fidelis | Sousa arr. Schissel |
| Selections from The Phantom of the Opera | Lloyd Weber arr. Barker |
| America the Beautiful | Ward arr. Dragon |

Photo by Mary Farrell, 2024. Please stay tuned to Facebook and the City of Winona website for more updates: cityofwinona.com.
News & Events
Band History: Week 9
We celebrated our alumni during our concert on August 5th. Week 9, August 5, 2015 Written by Ruth Bures, read by Dan Barr The Winona Municipal Band has weathered many storms, literally and figuratively. One Wednesday Dr. Lindner had been happy that it was a beautiful sunny day and began the rehearsal as usual at…
August 5th Centennial Season Concert
Welcome to week nine of our Centennial Concert Season – Alumni Night! Be sure to visit the Jaycee Pavilion before the concert and enjoy the Community Picnic sponsored by Merchants Bank (5pm – 7pm). Tickets are $4 and can be purchased at any Merchants Bank-Winona location. Be sure to stay after the concert for the…
Band History: Week 8, Gladys Delano
Long time band member Gladys Delano and her beloved clarinet section were featured at our July 29th concert. Week 8, July 29, 2015 Written by Ruth Bures, Read by Dan Barr This week we will present the history of some clarinet players that covers more than a decade. We’ll start with Gladys Delano, tonight’s concert…
