Located in downtown Marion, Ohio, this 1928 fully operational theatre is a historic treasure in which to experience the arts.
Read MorePleasant Local Schools presents Mary Poppins Friday, March 12 @ 7pm Saturday, March 13 @ 7pm Sunday, March 14 @ 3pm Tickets $10 Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling (740) 389-2389 No online or door sales.
Read More...Elgin Local Schools present “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown!” SHOWTIMES: Friday, March 19 @ 7:00pm Saturday, March 20 @ 7:00pm Sunday, March 21 @ 2:00pm ALL TICKETS: $10 Reserved Seating Tickets available by pre-order only at Elgin High School (740) 223-4330.
Read More...UPDATE: AMY GRANT CONCERT RESCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2021: With current orders placed indeterminately upon mass gatherings, we are postponing the April 10, 2021 concert with AMY GRANT. If you are currently a ticket holder there are multiple ways to move forward at this time. You may retain your tickets for the new date; […]
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 9:00am-5:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. The box office is closed Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. *2021 UPDATE - The Box Office will be closed until further notice.
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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