Marshall area fine arts council
2022-2023 Concert series
Concerts are held at The Schwan's Community Center for the Performing Arts, Marshall High School, 400 Tiger Drive, Marshall, MN 56258 and the Marshall Middle School Theater, 401 South Saratoga Street, Marshall
Remaining 2023 Concerts:
Dan Miller's Cowboy Revue February 25, 2023 SCCPA @MHS
BackTrack Vocals March 26, 2023 Marshall Middle School Theater
Individual concert tickets are available for purchase by stopping in at Marshall Area Fine Arts Council, 109 N 3rd Street. Art Center hours: Tues-Fri. noon to 5:00. They are also available at the door or at Marshall HyVee (2 weeks prior to remaining concerts).
Individual Ticket prices:
$20 Adult
$10 Student
$5 Child (under 12)
Through our reciprocity agreements with the following associations, members may also attend these concerts if seats are available.
Minnesota Valley Community Concert Association
Montevideo, MN
www.minnesotavalleyconcerts.com
Redwood Concert Association
Redwood Falls, MN
www.redwoodconcerts.com
Dan Miller's Cowboy Revue February 25, 2023 SCCPA @MHS
BackTrack Vocals March 26, 2023 Marshall Middle School Theater
Individual concert tickets are available for purchase by stopping in at Marshall Area Fine Arts Council, 109 N 3rd Street. Art Center hours: Tues-Fri. noon to 5:00. They are also available at the door or at Marshall HyVee (2 weeks prior to remaining concerts).
Individual Ticket prices:
$20 Adult
$10 Student
$5 Child (under 12)
Through our reciprocity agreements with the following associations, members may also attend these concerts if seats are available.
Minnesota Valley Community Concert Association
Montevideo, MN
www.minnesotavalleyconcerts.com
Redwood Concert Association
Redwood Falls, MN
www.redwoodconcerts.com
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“This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund and an appropriation from the MN State Legislature with money from the State’s general fund.”
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