Season tickets are now available for the performances and special events of the Carrollton Center for the Arts’ 2024-2025 schedule.
“We have another great season this year,” said Center for the Arts Manager Tim Chapman. “We have three different types of season ticket packages to appeal to a variety of different patrons, but all with affordable pricing.”
Chapman said purchasing season tickets saves 20 percent off the face value of tickets and guarantees seats to sold-out performances. Current season ticket holders can renew, now through July 19. New season tickets sales begin July 22 and end August 9. Individual event ticket sales begin August 12. Center for the Arts membership packages can also be purchased. Season tickets can be ordered by phone at (770) 838-1083, purchased in person at the Center for the Arts at 251 Alabama Street.
Several acts will perform on the main stage this season, including comedians Karen Morgan & Barbara Dooley, August 30; high energy R&B group Uptown, September 28; Raleigh Ringers bell choir, November 14; Vance Gilbert, January 25; Mike Wiley’s Jackie Robinson: A Game Apart, February 6 and Rogers & Hammerstein’s, Sound of Music, April 24 – 27.
The new season will feature three Carroll County Community Theatre productions: Harvey, September 20-22; A Twisted Christmas Carol, December 5 – 8 and Bright Star, March 14 – 16 and 21 – 23.
The Carroll County Community Chorus will present Christmas in Carrollton, December 13 – 14 and For the Beauty of the Earth Spring Concert, April 11 – 12. The Carrollton Jazz Orchestra returns with their CJO Fall Concert, November 1; A Swingin’ Christmas with the CJO, December 19 and CJO Spring Jazz Concert, March 28. The Carrollton Wind Ensemble will perform its Fall Concert, October 18; Christmas Concert, December 17 and Spring Concert, May 2. The Carroll Symphony Orchestra’s Winter Masterworks Concert will be performed February 7.
The beloved Christmas classic, Nutcracker Ballet, returns to the center, November 22 – 24.
The Carrollton Center for the Arts will also feature an exhibition season. Exhibitions include: Ephemeral Echoes!: Works by Selected Emerging Artists from UWG, August 8 – September 19; photographer George Tames’ Presidential Pathways, September 5 – October 14; School Arts, September 30 – October 31; Jennifer Printz’s Though Present and Peripheral, October 31 – December 9; Season’s Greetings Cards Competition and Exhibition, November 7 – December 13; Clint Samples’ whimsical watercolor paintings exhibit, Pastureland, January 9 – February 17; Kiwanis High School Art and Music Showcase, January 21 – February 27; Channing Gray’s Neverland: Swirling Dreams of Southern Memories February 27 – April 7; an exhibition of portfolio works by high school students pursuing Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate art programs, March 3 – 13; Art Takeover UWG Juried Student Exhibition, March 20 – April 3 and When Communities Collide: Georgia Nature Photographers Association April 17 – May 29.
The Carrollton Artist Guild’s Small Packages Exhibition, featuring works that fit within a cubic foot of space and a selection of the Carrollton Writers’ Guild members’ work, returns, November 7 – December 13. The Artist Guild’s Spring juried show: Repurposed will be displayed April 17 – June 2.
The Arts Festival of Carrollton will once again welcome more than 70 visual artists from across the United States, October 12 – 13.
A luncheon with author Sherrilyn Kenyon joins Where Pigs Fly: The Art of Worldbuilding Workshop, September 5 and Susan Hayward tribute film, Jack London, January 5, on the center’s special events calendar.
