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Opera From the Porch – Presented by Opera Connecticut

PURCHASE TICKETS Opera Connecticut returns to Hill-Stead with its cadre of talented sopranos, tenors, mezzos, and basses, for an evening of favorite selections from operas old and new.  Opera Connecticut believes in enriching our community by offering high quality, affordable live opera performances while providing opportunities for emerging local artists. Please check back for details on the performance. The performance will take place on the West Lawn. Please bring chairs or blanket, and a picnic. Schedule 5:30 pm    Gates…

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September 18, 2024 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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PURCHASE TICKETS
Opera Connecticut returns to Hill-Stead with its cadre of talented sopranos, tenors, mezzos, and basses, for an evening of favorite selections from operas old and new. 
Opera Connecticut believes in enriching our community by offering high quality, affordable live opera performances while providing opportunities for emerging local artists. Please check back for details on the performance.
The performance will take place on the West Lawn. Please bring chairs or blanket, and a picnic.
Schedule
5:30 pm    Gates open
6:00 pm    Performance begins
Rain Date: No rain date, the performance will be moved inside to the Makeshift Theater in the event of rain. Chairs will be provided if the event is inside. 
Tickets
Adult  | $25 per person
Children  | $10 per child
We strongly advise attendees to purchase tickets in advance. Any available tickets sold at the gate will be by credit card only. Tickets to benefit Opera CT and HSM.
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