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BATTLE CREEK SYMPHONY

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Exciting evenings await you at beautiful W. K. Kellogg Auditorium with conductor Anne Harrigan and the Battle Creek Symphony. Come experience the unique thrill of great music played with skill and passion in a spectacular venue.

 

Symphony Subscriptions Nutcracker auditions
Get the best seats in the house for the Battle Creek Symphony's 2009-2010 Concert Season, "Heroes Among Us". Click here for concert listing and subscription information The Battle Creek Symphony is seeking talented young dancers to participate in the upcoming production of "The Nutcracker". Click here for more information.
 

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  New to Online Ticketing?

Online ticketing is a quick and easy way to select your seats. Click here for step by step instructions.

We can also walk you through it the first time over the phone if you like. Call us at 269-963-1911 and we'd be glad to help you with your online order or take your ticket in person.

  Ticket Exchange

Ticket exchange-- If you can't make it to a concert, contact us by 5pm the Friday before the concert and we’ll (a) exchange your tickets for tickets to a future concert; or (b) accept your tickets as a donation and mail you a receipt for tax purposes.

  Find WKKA Auditorium


W.K. Kellogg Auditorium
60 West Van Buren Street
Battle Creek, MI 49017

Direction : Corner of Mc Camly St. & W. Van Buren. Auditorium is attached to W.K. Kellogg Jr High School. W.K. Kellogg Auditorium is across from Willard Libary Parking Lot & Clara's Restruant. Take I-94 to business loop M-66 North Bound. Turn west onto W. Van Buren approximately 3 blocks. 

  Mythbusters

Myth #1. Symphony Concerts are not affordable. In fact, you can get tickets for as low as $6 per ticket!

Myth #2. Symphony Concerts are boring. Symphony music is some of the most exciting and dramatic music ever written. That's why so many movie scores are inspired by symphonic classics.

Myth #3. Concerts are stuffy and long. Our typical concerts are less than two hours and have an upbeat, multi-media approach.

Myth #4. You have to wear a suit and a tie to go to a concert. Come as you like. Some folks like to dress up, others prefer a more casual look. Myth #5. You can only applaud at certain times. We love your applause!

 

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