Call Center Hours:
Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm
Sat 12pm to 5pm
Sun closed Summer Hours
(June 1 thru Sept 3)
Mon-Fri from 10am to 4pm
Sat 12pm to 4pm
Sun closed Holiday Hours
Labor Day Weekend
Sat 9/4 - Closed
Sun 9/5 - Closed
Mon 9/6 - Closed
Box Office Hours:
Mon-Fri from 9am to 5pm
Sat 12pm to 5pm
Sun closed Summer Hours
(June 1 thru Sept 3)
Mon-Fri from 10am to 4pm
Sat 12pm to 4pm
Sun closed Holiday Hours
Labor Day Weekend
Sat 9/4 - Closed
Sun 9/5 - Closed
Mon 9/6 - Closed
Events:
For ticketed events in the ACPA, the CenterTix Box Office opens 90 minutes prior to event curtain times and will remain open through intermission (or 30 minutes after curtain time when there is no intermission and for Voth Hall events).
During these extended hours, the box office will handle business for shows performing that same day only.
The 160-member Anchorage Concert Chorus has been called the "go to" chorus and has become a faithful presence in the Anchorage Community. When you purchase ACC's 2010-2011 season package, you save over 10% off single ticket prices.
An exploration of the people, country and events that bind us together and make us uniquely American. The music of John Williams, Stephen Paulus, Randall Craig Fleischer and Mack Wilberg will be featured along with cultural performers from the Alaska Native Heritage Center.
This year the Anchorage Concert Chorus celebrates its 63rd Season, continuing its tradition of choral excellence in Anchorage and surrounding communities. Embracing a wide spectrum of choral music, ranging from classical choral masterworks to contemporary popular pieces, the 160-member chorus pays tribute to America through song.
The holidays are all about tradition and the BEST tradition is the Family Holiday Pops. The Anchorage Concert Chorus and the Holiday Pops Orchestra present a concert of traditional hymns, familiar holiday songs and a few surprises. Bring your family, sit back, relax and enjoy the holiday season.
Leonard Bernstein wrote this story of disillusion, discovery and belief for the opening of the Kenndy Center in 1971. This work mixes elements of classical music with jazz, pop, blues and rock. Leonard Bernstein's MASS is rarely performed due to the enormity of the production. Don't miss the Alaska premiere of this monumental piece.
