How to Buy Tickets for Tri-Cities Opera Performances

Tickets for Tri-Cities Opera's upcoming season are sold through the company's website, where each listed performance has its own Buy Tickets link, and through the box office at 607-772-0400. The site currently shows a notice that its email is experiencing technical difficulties, so phone or Facebook Messenger are the working contact routes. This applies to the 2026–2027 season listed below; if you need seating categories, prices, or accessibility details, those aren't published in the material here, so confirm them with the box office before you commit.

Upcoming Performances and Where They Are

The listings below come from the Tri-Cities Opera events page. Each one has a Buy Tickets link on the site.

Note that most events are at the Tri-Cities Opera Center, but the April 24, 2027 Pocket Opera Project is at the Broome Forum Theatre — a different building, so plan your route accordingly.

Step-by-Step: Buying Online

1. Go to tricitiesopera.com and open the Events & Tickets section.
2. Find the production you want. The season menu lists Hansel and Gretel, A Red, White, & Blue Christmas: Winter Concert, The Game of Love (Così fan tutte), La Bohème, Pocket Opera Project (POP), and Opera & Beer!
3. Select Buy Tickets next to that performance.
4. Complete checkout on the ticketing page that opens.

Expected result: you receive a ticket confirmation for the date and venue shown on the listing. If the page stalls or the email confirmation doesn't arrive, that's consistent with the site's own warning about email problems — call the box office instead of waiting.

Buying by Phone or Message

The site directs anyone with questions to the box office at 607-772-0400. It also lists Facebook Messenger as an alternative while email is down. Use the phone line if you need to confirm seat availability, ask about the venue for a specific date, or resolve a purchase that didn't complete online.

Before You Buy: Check the Ticketing Policies

The site has a dedicated Ticketing Policies page under Events & Tickets. Read it before purchasing, since it governs the terms of your order. The material here doesn't spell out those terms, so treat the policy page — not this article — as the authority on exchanges, refunds, and entry rules.

Common Snags

• Email contact is unreliable right now. The site states it is experiencing technical problems with email and asks people to use phone or Facebook Messenger. Don't rely on an email reply.
• Two different venues. Confirm whether your date is at the Tri-Cities Opera Center or the Broome Forum Theatre before you travel.
• Some listings show "More Info" instead of "Buy Tickets." Events such as the September 12, 2026 and August 28, 2026 entries (the latter at Little Italy in Endicott) are informational rather than ticketed through the same button — check the individual listing.

Other Ways to Engage

Beyond single tickets, the site lists Opera & Beer!, a Youth Choir, the Resident Artist Training Program, and rental services for sets, costumes, props, furniture, and orchestra parts. If your interest is supporting rather than attending, the Ways to Give and Tri-Cities Opera Guild pages cover donations.