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Czech National Philharmonic of Moravia
Jan 25
Czech National Philharmonic of Moravia

The Czech Philharmonic and Maestro Zsolt Hamar embark on their first tour of the United States including 20 cities. Based in Prague, the Czech Philharmonic has a rich history of leadership, including conductors Antonin Dvorak, Gustav Mahler, Herbert Von Karajan, Bela Bartok, and Simon Rattle. Notable soloists who have performed with the orchestra include Daniil Trifonov, Hilary Hahn, Ray Chen, Emanuel Ax, Katia and Marielle Labeque, and Peter Serkin.

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The Aluminum Show
Feb 11
The Aluminum Show

The Aluminum Show brings to life industrial materials telling the interactive story of an astronaut on a mission in a futuristic metallic world ruled by technology. This Israeli company of dancers and actors creates a tour de force of movement, visual theater, and humor; and since its Jerusalem debut in 2003, the show has developed a following of thousands across the globe.

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The American Spiritual Ensemble
Mar 26
The American Spiritual Ensemble

The American Spiritual Ensemble, a collection of finely trained classical singers, is dedicated to keeping the American Negro spiritual alive. Founded by Dr. Everett McCorvey, a Montgomery native and University of Alabama graduate, the ASE is known for its dynamic repertoire, ranging from spirituals to classical, jazz, and Broadway, while highlighting the Black experience. In their solo careers, the singers have performed at the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera, Houston Grand Opera, the Kennedy Center, and Radio City Music Hall.

Sweet Dreams- Mandy Barnett sings Patsy Cline
May 1
Sweet Dreams- Mandy Barnett sings Patsy Cline

Mandy Barnett, one of Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry musical treasures, has a style and voice rooted in the timeless sounds of classic country and pop. She pays tribute to Patsy Cline in this concert celebrating the most popular female country singer in recording history, whose hit “Crazy,” written by Willie Nelson, became the #1 jukebox hit of all time, and whose tragically brief career has inspired singers like k.d. lang, Loretta Lynn, Linda Ronstadt, Trisha Yearwood, and Wynonna Judd.

Performance Series 2024-2025

Shows & Tickets

Individual ticket sales will open on August 16, 2024, as we give our season subscribers the opportunity to renew their tickets.

 

Special Event Tickets

No Special Events at this Time.

 
 

Ticket Policies

Box Office Hours

The box office is open Monday-Friday, 10 AM-2:00 PM, and at the OCPA Venue one hour prior to performances (6:00 Central).

Forms of Payment

In addition to cash and checks, East Alabama Arts accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express credit cards. (Note: some artist merchandise sales accept only cash.)

Subscription Tickets

Subscription tickets for East Alabama Arts concerts and events may be purchased in person at our box office at 1103 Glenn Street, Opelika; by telephone at 334.749.8105; or by completing the secure order form online HERE.

Single Tickets

Single tickets may be purchased in person at our box office or online (both have $5 convenience fees).

Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more individuals. Call 334.749.8105 to talk to a Box Office representative.

  • Adult Single Tickets, All Shows - $59

  • Seniors (+65) Single Tix, All Shows - $53

  • Students Single Tickets, All Shows - $20

Refunds

Tickets purchased for concerts and events are non-refundable. Performances are subject to change.

Ticketing Requirements

Everyone attending a ticketed event, including all children regardless of age, must have a ticket. This is required to comply with fire codes and ensure all our patrons' safety.

Seating Times

Our lobby opens one hour prior to events (6:00 CST) and seating begins approximately thirty minutes before curtain.

Latecomers

At the discretion of management and in compliance with the artists’ contractual agreement, latecomers will be seated at appropriate intervals during events.

!!NEW!! All Performance Series Events begin at 7:30 7:00PM CST

Performances take place at the venue:

Opelika Center for the Performing Arts,
1700 Lafayette Parkway
Opelika, AL 36801

on the campus of the Opelika High School.

All seating is reserved. Parking is free.

East Alabama Arts has a 'No Refund' policy, but if you are unable to attend a performance for which you purchased tickets, you may transfer them to someone else, or donate them back to EAA as a tax-deductible contribution.

ORDER BY PHONE

Call us at 334-749-8105 Monday-Friday  |  10:00 AM –  2:00 PM.

VISIT US “IN PERSON”

Visit us at our box office Monday-Friday  |  10:00 AM –  2:00 PM

The East Alabama Arts box office is located in Southside Center for the Arts.

The Arts Association of East Alabama
1103 Glenn Street
Opelika, AL 36801

ORDER ONLINE

Single Tickets for 2023-2024 are available online at tix.com.