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There’s something special about seeing a live performance, and the Triangle offers many opportunities to take in those shows.
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Throughout the year, major music festivals and concerts come to the area, often drawing big crowds of locals and visitors alike. But there are several Triangle venues that also cater to the fine arts, giving residents a chance to see ballets, symphony concerts or Broadway plays.
Tickets to these events may be expensive, though, and fees can make costs even higher.
The good news is that many people, including students, military members and retirees, essential workers, senior adults, young professionals and even Triangle residents, may be able to get discounted tickets.
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Here are some ways to save money on tickets to fine arts performances in the area.
The Raleigh theater offers discounts for its Main Stage performances.
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Discounts are available for select Carolina Ballet performances.
Learn more at carolinaballet.com.
Discounts are available for Carolina Performing Arts series performances only.
Visit carolinaperformingarts.org to see promo codes and restrictions.
Learn more at dpacnc.com.
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The North Carolina Symphony offers discounts usually reflected through reduced ticket pricing, rather than a flat percentage applied uniformly across performances, so exact discounts vary by concert and seating section.
Learn more or purchase tickets at ncsymphony.org. Buyers can avoid additional fees charged online or over the phone by instead purchasing discounted tickets in person at the office at 3700 Glenwood Ave. or at the Meymandi Concert Hall.
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Learn more at raleighlittletheatre.org.
Learn more and purchase tickets at theatreinthepark.com.