The theatre says checking the source before buying online can help patrons avoid unnecessary costs and confusion
The Brockville Arts Centre is reminding the public to buy tickets through its official channels as March Break approaches and theatre programming picks up.
Staff say they have noticed some third-party websites listing tickets for upcoming shows. Those sites are not affiliated with the theatre and may list tickets at higher prices.
The arts centre recently shared the reminder on social media as several popular events are scheduled during the March Break period.
The safest way to purchase tickets for performances is directly through the theatre’s website at brockvilleartscentre.com, by calling the box office, or by visiting the venue in person.
Buying through the official channels helps ensure customers receive valid tickets at the correct price.
The theatre says checking the source before buying online can help patrons avoid unnecessary costs and confusion.
The Brockville Arts Centre regularly hosts concerts, comedy, films and community performances throughout the year.
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