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Student Tickets to Celebrity Series Performances

Celebrity Series offers special student pricing for selected performances throughout the season.

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There are two types of student ticket specials.

1. Advance Student Tickets

For selected performances, Celebrity Series offers special student discounts that may be purchased online from Celebrity Series (when available) or from the venue box office ahead of a performance. You must pick up your ticket at will call with your valid student ID.  Prices for Advance Student Tickets will vary by show.

2. Student Rush

Student Rush tickets are also available for selected performances. These tickets can only be purchased from the venue box office on the day of a selected performance. Prices and ticket availability are subject to change and are first come, first served and also require a valid student ID. Sales are cash-only. Please see specific venue instructions for Student Rush tickets below.

See Instructions On Student Rush Tickets Below

Current Offers:

Chris Thile

When Chris Thile takes the stage with his mandolin, you never quite know what you’re going to hear. Classical, bluegrass, originals, and covers are all fair game, and he plays everything with flair and conviction. He will perform selections from his most recent release, Laysongs; the album is a solitary reflection on faith, doubt, devotion, and community—it’s his most personal work to date. Don’t miss your chance to be amazed and moved by this brilliant artist!

Friday, Feb 3 at 8pm, Sanders Theatre
Student Rush will be available in-person the night of the show. See venue details below.

Artemis

Jazz supergroup Artemis makes its Celebrity Series debut with an unforgettable, unique performance. Hailing from the US, Canada, and Japan, six of the top-charting female jazz musicians come together as one, giving audiences high-wire interplay infused with pure joy.

Saturday, February 4th at 8pm- Berklee Performance Center

What Makes It Great? with Rob Kapilow, with A Far Cry Inventing America, Part 2 Copland’s Appalachian Spring: An American Voice for Classical Music

In the second installment of his two-part Inventing America series, Rob Kapilow explores Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring, with the expert assistance of Boston’s self-conducted chamber orchestra A Far Cry. Originally commissioned as a ballet for Martha Graham, the suite has become auditory shorthand for a kind of populist Americana, but Kapilow finds elements of the piece that keep avid listeners coming back as he illustrates Copland’s specific choices that surprise, subvert audience expectations, and set the work apart.  

Sunday, February 5th at 3pm- NEC's Jordan Hall

Jessica Vosk: My Golden Age

Jessica Vosk, star of Wicked’s second national tour, makes her local concert debut with a program inspired by the one she premiered at a sold-out Carnegie Hall, but reimagined especially for Boston. In My Golden Age, Vosk pays homage to the iconic voices who inspired her—Linda Ronstadt, Judy Garland, Taylor Swift, Elton John—and to composers Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Schwartz, and Jason Robert Brown.

Sunday, February 5th at 5pm- Symphony Hall

Jason Moran and the Big Bandwagon

James Reese Europe and the Harlem Hellfighters: From the Dancehall to the Battlefield

Brilliant pianist, composer, and multimedia artist Jason Moran turns his boundless creativity and curiosity to a celebration of the life of often-overlooked African American musical pioneer James Reese Europe, credited with introducing jazz music to the European continent during World War I. 

Friday, February 17th at 8pm- Berklee Performance Center

Student Rush:

See instructions on purchasing student rush tickets by venue.