The North Carolina Museum of Art

Arts in the Museum Park

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Concert Seating

Offering optimal sightlines, Reserved Seating offers an exciting, close-up experience of performances. Lawn seating is a great value and provides room to spread out with a picnic. Children age five and under are admitted free on the Lawn.

Seating Chart for Dan Zanes, Open Dream Ensemble, and Paperhand Puppet Intervention

Seating Chart for The Swell Season, Patty Griffin and Buddy Miller, Casual Classics II: Opera and Broadway, Los Lobos

Seating Chart for Tift Merritt
 

Wheelchair Accessibility

The Joseph M. Bryan, Jr., Theater in the Museum Park is wheelchair accessible from the Museum's main parking lot. The path leading from the Blue Ridge street level parking lot is not ADA compliant.

For concerts: Upon entering the ticket gate, follow the blacktop path on the right around the grass seating area. The first break in the path on the left leads to our wheelchair-accessible patio. The path continues down to the left side of the stage for access to the restrooms.

For films: Upon entering the ticket gate, follow the blacktop path on the right around the grass seating area. Continue on the path to the rear of the amphitheater stage area. Take the ramps to the wooden viewing platform facing the screen.

If you have any questions, contact the Museum Box Office at (919) 715-5923. If you need assistance while in the Park, an Arts in the Museum Park volunteer can assist you.

Join Us for a Picnic

Picnics are always welcome in the amphitheater—or enjoy great food from Iris, the Museum Restaurant, the perfect complement to our outdoor events. Enjoy a full menu during concerts or snacks during movies.

Although visitors may not bring alcoholic beverages onto Museum property, a selection of wines by the glass or the bottle is offered at concerts and films. Water and other nonalcoholic beverages are also available.

Concert Menu

We will be offering a family-friendly menu including hamburgers, hot dogs, popcorn, and more at Dan Zanes and Friends, Open Dream Ensemble, and Paperhand Puppets.

Film Concessions

  • Assorted Candy
  • Popcorn
  • Sodas, Beer, Wine, Bottled Water

Please note: Menu items are subject to availability and may change without notice.

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Tickets

Tickets may be purchased in person at the Museum Box Office, by calling (919) 715-5923, or online.

The Museum Box Office is located in the lobby of East Building.

Tuesday–Thursday: 10 am–5 pm
Friday: 10 am–9 pm
Saturday–Sunday: 10 am–5 pm
Closed Mondays

The Museum Box Office and Museum Park Theater gate open two hours before outdoor performances and movies. No refunds or exchanges are offered unless the event is canceled due to adverse weather. Concerts take place rain or shine unless conditions endanger artists or the public. Call the Box Office or check the Web site for updates when weather conditions are questionable.

Questions or problems?
Call (919) 715-5923 or contact us online.

 

Member Tickets

Concert tickets are $3 off regular price, and movies are free for members.
Free movie tickets for members may be obtained from the Museum Box Office beginning 2 hours prior to screening time for each film. They are not available in advance. Members must present their Museum membership Card and a picture ID at the Museum Box Office.

Arts in the Museum Park Sponsors

Presenting Sponsors:
Sponsors

Additional Support:
American Airlines

Media Sponsors:
Time Warner Cable