Portland Ovations - Tickets Make Great Gifts!

 

TICKETS MAKE GREAT GIFTS!

This holiday season, let Ovations be your one-stop shop and give your loved ones the gift of the performing arts. From Broadway classics to playful pups and jazz giants, there’s a performance for everyone. There’s so much to look forward to at Ovations in the upcoming months, so remember...tickets make great gifts!

Browse our full season calendar below and purchase tickets for loved ones. Group rates are available when you purchase 10 or more tickets to a single performance, or bundle different titles into a package.

Click on each title below to learn more
about these artists and to purchase tickets. 

Photo of Lil Buck dancing on stage

TUESDAY
JANUARY 31, 2023

 
color gradient with orange at the top and blue on the bottom. Text over top reading 'Featuring John Bear Mitchell (Penobscot), Jennifer Pictou (Mi’kmaq) and Dwayne Tomah (Passamaquoddy)'

SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 4, 2023

 
Photo of Bridget Kibbey sitting with her harp

SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 12, 2023

Photo of Jessica Vosk

THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 16, 2023

 
Photo of the Peking Acrobats

MONDAY
FEBRUARY 27, 2023

 
Photo of two actors with the text "The Simon & Garfunkel Story"

THURSDAY
MARCH 9, 2023

A photo of the characters from Bluey's Big Play

THURSDAY
MARCH 16, 2023

 
A photo of the Miro Quartet holding their instruments next to a photo of Karen Slack

SATURDAY
MARCH 18, 2023

 
Photo of Andy Happel and Kerem Durdag singing

THURSDAY
MARCH 23, 2023

Photo of two actors from "Ugly Duckling" performing

SATURDAY
APRIL 8, 2023

 
Photo of the artists of Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower

FRIDAY
APRIL 14, 2023

 
Photo of the artists of Cirque Alfonse and a big yellow tractor

FRIDAY
APRIL 21, 2023

Ways to Save

Ovations Members Save 10%

As a nonprofit, Portland Ovations relies on the support of our Members to sustain our artistic and educational programming. Your Membership gives you access to the best seats at the best prices, keeps ticket prices affordable for all, underwrites discounted and free tickets for students and helps maintain a vibrant arts community in Portland and beyond — all with your tax-deductible contribution. Become a Member and get your Bluey tickets today!

Packages

Image of the dancers of Memphis Jookin'

Choose 4 Package - Save 10%

A Choose 4 Package consists of purchasing four or more qualifying performances in one transaction during the season for a 10% discount.

 
Image of the artists in Chicago

Broadway and Beyond

Buy tickets to 4 Portland Ovations Broadway & Beyond performances and save 15% with a Broadway & Beyond Package. 

Ticket Information & Exchanges


For all ticketing questions contact PortTIX
Monday - Friday from 11AM - 3PM
207.842.0800

All tickets are exchangeable to another Portland Ovations performance within the season. Exchange requests must be made prior to the performance date of the original tickets.

 
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