Wednesday, March 20, 2024 | 7:30 PM Sponsored by Ralph and Kathy Hill, Donation Cover Charge
Read More...Trivia Night is your passport to a world of laughter, camaraderie, and brain-teasing fun! Gather your friends, challenge your knowledge, and immerse yourself in a whirlwind of exciting questions and exciting moments. Whether you’re a trivia master or just out for a good time, there’s something for everyone. From heated competitions and thrilling victories to […]
Read More...Poor Things Rated R Run Time 2 hours 21 minutes Brought back to life by an unorthodox scientist, a young woman runs off with a lawyer on a whirlwind adventure across the continents. Free from the prejudices of her times, she grows steadfast in her purpose to stand for equality and liberation. Tickets are available […]
Read More...GRACE BLACKFORD MAR 23, 2024 @ 7:30pm Intuitive songstress Grace Blackford crafts lyrical, emotive music that hones in on themes of nostalgia, homesickness, grief and longing. Being well versed in jazz, the singer-songwriter allows her knowledge of the genre to organically influence her compositions while incorporating elements of R&B and pop. The result is soulful, […]
Read More...Enjoy watching Shovel City Improv? Want to make yourself and your friends laugh? Tired of being so stuck in your head? Join Olivia for a six-week course to learn the basics of improvisation. Learn a new skill for staying in the moment and hopefully find some laughs in between. Classes include: Week 1: improv Basics […]
Read More...Featuring Chad Clark, Lee Gantt and Kyle Fields. Doors open at 6 pm Show begins at 7 pm *The event is a rental and was not arranged by the Marion Palace Theatre. For more information on renting the Marion Palace Theatre or May Pavilion please email events@marionpalace.org
Read More...Sunday, April 7, 2024 2:00 pm General Admission |No Presale Tickets can be purchased at the door one hour before show time. Adults $12 | Students $10 *The event is a rental and was not arranged by the Marion Palace Theatre. For more information on renting the Marion Palace Theatre or May Pavilion please […]
Read More...World-renowned tenor Tito Merelli has signed on to play Otello at a Cleveland opera company in the fall of 1934. He arrives late and, through a set of crazy circumstances, passes out after mixing wine with a huge dose of tranquilizers. Believing that the divo is dead, the excitable opera manager taps his hapless assistant, […]
Read More...Imagine five of the world’s most talented 4-legged performers in an uproariously funny, comedy dog spectacular that is leaving audiences everywhere howling for more! The all-star lineup includes the highest jumping dog in the universe, a hilarious six pound Pomeranian Pikachu mix, and a host of previously discarded dogs that will dance, prance, flip, and […]
Read More...Tickets for upcoming events may be purchased in person at the Palace box office, 276 W. Center St. in downtown Marion or by phone at (740)383-2101.
Box Office hours are as follows:
*Box office will open 1 hour prior to all events. Please note that when the Box Office is open prior to an event, only tickets for that particular show are on sale.
Tickets may also be purchased online 24/7. Please note there is a $5 online ticketing fee which will be added to each ticket sold online.
Please note ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. Unless a performance is cancelled or rescheduled by the Palace Cultural Arts Association (PCAA) or the performer, there are no refunds. In case of inclement weather, should the performance occur, there are no refunds. Should you be unable to use your tickets for any show, you may wish to consider donating them back to the PCAA at least 24 hours before a performance as a tax-deductible gift. Current PCAA members are given ticket-exchange privileges within a single season (with advance 7 day notice).
From the early days of vaudeville and silent films to today’s concert hall and hometown musicals, the Marion Palace Theatre has served the arts well. The theatre is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a member of the League of Historic American Theatres and the Ohio Arts Presenters Network.
Like other performing arts theatres, earned income accounts for about half of the Palace’s operating costs. The remainder of the funding comes from a variety of donations, corporate sponsorships, other grants and foundations, as well as individual contributions through membership donations. Click here to see the list of current members.
The Palace Cultural Arts Association (PCAA) is a 501 c 3 member supported, volunteer assisted organization. As a 501 c 3 organization, contributions are tax deductible as allowable by IRS Code.
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