When you purchase any of the subscription packages you’ll enjoy the following subscriber benefits:
A place at the new Green Music Center
Subscribe now and get in line for your place at the Green Music Center.
The best seats in the house!
Your seats are assigned months before tickets are available to the general public and are yours to renew or upgrade year after year.
Savings
Subscribers save up to $35 over single ticket buyers. Seniors and students save even more.
Ticket Exchange Privileges: Perfect for your busy schedule.
Exchanging tickets for another Classical concert is an exclusive benefit for subscribers. Simply come to the box office, mail in your tickets or fax a copy of your torn tickets. Seating is based on availability.
Advance Ticket Purchases
Subscribers receive the opportunity to purchase tickets to special concerts before the general public. It’s your guarantee that you’ll get the best seats all season long.
Tax Deduction
Can’t make it to a concert? Turn your tickets into a tax-deductible gift to support the Santa Rosa Symphony. Mail in unused tickets 48 hours prior to a concert and a tax-deductible contribution receipt will be mailed back to you within two weeks of the performance.
News & Insights
Only subscribers receive the newsletter Symphony Notes packed with information about Symphony activities and events, youth programs and Green Music Center updates.
Lost Ticket Insurance
Lost your tickets? Not to worry! Should you need your tickets replaced, simply call the Box Office to receive a duplicate set for free.
Personal Service
If you have any questions regarding your subscription, please call us Monday through Friday,
9 am – 5:30 pm, or visit us in downtown Santa Rosa at:
50 Santa Rosa Avenue across from the Roxy Theater in the North Coast Bank building.
NEW! Single Ticket Discount
Purchase any single ticket for your series at the season ticket price. (Up to 15% savings, for full series classical subscribers only)
NEW! Symphony Restaurant Discount Card
Entitles you to discounts at great restaurants throughout Sonoma County.
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