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| The Carolina Summer Music Festival
Frequently Asked Questions . . .
A: The concerts are held in various venues throughout the Winston-Salem area:
Q: How long do concerts last? A: That depends on the concert: Most concerts usually last about 60-75 minutes with no intermission. Some evening concerts begin with introductory remarks by a special guest. The two Family concerts last about 45-60 minutes. Q: When and where do I pick up tickets being held for me? A: Starting one hour before the concert begins, tickets may be picked up at the will-call table located just inside the venue entrance. Q: Can I buy tickets at the door? A: Whatever tickets remain unsold on concert day will be sold at the ticket sales table at the venue entrance. To see if tickets are likely to be available at the door, please call the Festival office before 3:00 pm day of the concert at 336.682.8524, as some concerts do sell out ahead of time. Q: Are there different levels of seating? A: All seats are the same price, and seating is made on a first-come, first-served basis. Q: How do concert-goers dress? A: Our audience members' dress ranges widely, from very casual to formal. Q: Are the concerts wheelchair accessible? A: The venues are fully wheelchair accessible. Q: Is there anything I should know about attending a chamber music concert? A: Please turn off your cell phone, pager, alarm watch and anything else that might distract from the performance. -Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the concert start-time to get settled. -After the short round of applause greeting the artists as they take the stage, please hold your applause until the very end of a piece so as not to break the artists' concentration. Q: What are my dining options? A: Winston-Salem has a wide variety of dining experiences to fit every budget and taste; from North Carolina barbeque to elegant four-star dining. For concerts at Old Salem, the Salem Tavern offers a varied menu in the historic tavern building (George Washington slept here in 1791). For more information on other dining options, visit the Winston-Salem Convention & Visitors Bureau website. |
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