Ticket Pricing
| Season Subscription (all six concerts) | Single Ticket | |
| Adult | $189 ($180 + $9 gst) | $37.80 ($36 + $1.80 gst) |
| Senior/Student | $168 ($160 + $ 8 gst) | $33.60 ($32 + $1.60 gst) |
| Youth | $101.85 ($97 + $4.85 gst) | $21 ($20 + $1 gst) |
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra Pricing
| All Tickets | $42 ($40 + $2 gst) |
Snowman Matinee Pricing
(November 21, 2:00p.m.)
| Adult | $10.50 ($10 + $0.50 gst) |
| Children | $5.25 ($5 + $.25 gst) |
Payment options:
- VISA
- MasterCard
- Cash
- Interac
Subscriptions purchased in advance will be mailed by post. Tickets can also be picked up at the Sudbury Symphony Offices: 303 York Street, Sudbury ON P3E 2A5, or at the Reserved Ticket Desk in the lobby at each concert. Glad Tidings is wheelchair accessible. Please inform our staff when you are purchasing your tickets and you will be accommodated.
For tickets, call or e-mail Heather: 1-(705)-673-1280, hedwards@sudburysymphony.com
Venue
Glad Tidings Tabernacle,
1101 Regent Street South, Sudbury, ON
View location on Google MapsThe Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is pleased and privileged to be able to perform in the sanctuary of Glad Tidings Tabernacle. Due to an overwhelming demand for more seats for our audience, and the timely construction of the new sanctuary, we were able to perform there for the first concert of our 2007-2008 season. The bright, welcoming space and warm acoustics have enhanced the concert experience for concert-goers and musicians alike. We would like to thank Pastor Michael Versluis, John Shepherd, Judy Shepherd, and all of the staff and volunteers of Glad Tidings for their constant support and cooperation.
Wheelchair Accessible
Glad Tidings is wheelchair accessible. Please inform our staff when you are purchasing your tickets and you will be accommodated.
Parking
Parking spots at Glad Tidings are in high demand, as the hall can seat over 1300 people. We recommend that you arrive in good time to find a spot with the help of our parking assistants. Feel free to linger after the concert to chat with friends or your SSO musicians, in order to disperse the flow of departing concert-goers.
