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Fox Theatre Event Schedule FOX THEATRE EVENT SCHEDULE 9/21 OKTOBERFEST BRUNCH Presented by Lexus at the Marquee Club 11:30 AM 45.00 9/24-26 ROALD DAHL’S CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY 7:30 PM 35.00 – 109.00 9/27 ROALD DAHL’S CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY 8:00 PM 45.00 – 129.00 9/28 ROALD DAHL’S CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY 2:00 & 8:00 PM 45.00 – 129.00 9/29 ROALD DAHL’S CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY 1:00 & 6:30 PM 45.00 – 129.00 10/4 WE DO! Inclusive Wedding Planning for Atlanta’s LGBTQIA+ Community 11:00 AM 20.00 10/5 PEPPA PIG LIVE! Peppa Pig’s Adventure! 4:00 PM 25.00 – 65.00 10/6 THOM YORKE * NIGEL GODRICH * TARIK BARRI: TOMORROW’S MODERN BOXES 8:00 PM 59.00 10/10 FOR KING & COUNTRY: BURN THE SHIPS TOUR presented by 104.7 The Fish 7:00 PM 25.00 – 200.00 10/11 ONCE 8:00 PM 30.00 – 79.00 Tickets on sale 9/20 10/12 ATLANTA COMEDY JAM featuring Lavell Crawford, Deray Davis, Michael Blackson, Kountry Wayne, D.C. Young Fly, & Chico Bean 7:00 & 10:30 PM 63.00 – 129.00 10/13 PRIDE PARADE VIEWING PARTY Presented by Lexus at the Marquee Club 12:00 PM 50.00 10/13 RACHEL MADDOW 5:30 PM 41.00 – 85.00 10/14 MAGGIE ROGERS: HEARD IT IN A PAST LIFE TOUR 8:00 PM 29.50 – 45.00 10/18 FANTASIA: THE SKETCH BOOK TOUR with special guests Robin Thicke, Tank, and The Bonfyre 8:00 PM 48.50 – 128.50 10/19 RAY LAMONTAGNE: JUST PASSING THROUGH TOUR with special guests Kacy & Clayton 8:00 PM 35.50 – 121.50 10/23 WICKED 7:30 PM 43.00 – 173.00 10/24 WICKED 1:00 & 7:30 PM 43.00 – 173.00 10/25 WICKED 8:00 PM 53.00 – 173.00 10/26 WICKED 2:00 & 8:00 PM 63.00 – 203.00 10/27 WICKED 1:00 PM 63.00 – 203.00 10/27 WICKED 6:30 PM 53.00 – 183.00 10/29-31 WICKED 7:30 PM 43.00 – 173.00 11/1 WICKED 8:00 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/2 WICKED 2:00 & 8:00 PM 63.00 – 203.00 11/3 WICKED 1:00 PM 63.00 – 203.00 11/3 WICKED 6:30 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/5-7 WICKED 7:30 PM 43.00 – 173.00 11/8 WICKED 8:00 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/9 WICKED 2:00 & 8:00 PM 53.00 – 203.00 11/10 WICKED 1:00 PM 53.00 – 203.00 11/10 WICKED 6:30 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/12-14 WICKED 7:30 PM 43.00 – 173.00 11/15 WICKED 8:00 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/16 WICKED 2:00 & 8:00 PM 53.00 – 203.00 11/17 WICKED 6:30 PM 53.00 – 183.00 11/19 DISNEY JUNIOR HOLIDAY PARTY! 6:00 PM 25.00 – 65.00 11/20 AN EVENING WITH DAVID SEDARIS 7:30 PM 46.00 – 61.00 11/21-22 THE AVETT BROTHERS 8:00 PM 75.00 – 89.50 11/23 TRAVIS TRITT’S THANKSGIVING HOMECOMING featuring Travis Tritt, Charlie Daniels Band, & Tyler Reese Tritt 7:00 PM 35.75 – 81.00 11/24 MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER CHRISTMAS by Chip Davis 2:00 & 7:30PM 45.00 – 105.00 11/26 SARA BAREILLES: AMIDST THE CHAOS TOUR with special guest Emily King 8:00 PM 35.00 – 95.00 11/27 MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA PRESENTS THE STUFFING with Grouplove, Foxing, O’Brother, Kevin Devine and Brother Bird 5:00 PM 29.50 – 65.00 11/29 PUDDLES PITY PARTY & FRIENDS HOLIDAY JUBILEE 7:00 PM 20.00 – 75.00 11/30 CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE 4:00 & 8:00 PM 49.50 – 103.00 12/1 CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE 2:00 PM 49.50 – 103.00 12/7 THE NUTCRACKER 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/8 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:00 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/12-13 THE NUTCRACKER 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/14 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/15 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:00 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/18-19 THE NUTCRACKER 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/20 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/21 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:30 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/22 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 & 7:00 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/23 THE NUTCRACKER 2:00 PM 35.00 – 140.00 12/24 THE NUTCRACKER 1:00 PM 35.00 – 140.00 ~ 2020 ~ 2/26 MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 LIVE: THE GREAT CHEESY MOVIE CIRCUS TOUR No Retreat, No Surrender 7:30 PM 30.00 – 50.00 2/27 DANCING WITH THE STARS 8:00 PM 55.50 – 121.00 Tickets on sale 9/23 2/28-29 JOE BONAMASSA The Guitar Event of the Year! 8:00 PM 73.00 – 203.00 3/7 LITTLE BIG TOWN: NIGHTFALL TOUR with special guest Caitlyn Smith 8:00 PM 29.00 – 109.00 5/12 THE BACHELOR: LIVE ON STAGE 7:30 PM 35.00 – 95.00 5/20 AN EVENING WITH ECKHART TOLLE 7:00 PM 77.00 – 227.00 5/30 MY LITTLE PONY LIVE 4:00 PM 25.00 – 55.00 Methods of payment accepted: Cash, AMX, VISA, and MC. We DO NOT accept CHECKS. Every person that enters the theatre must have a ticket, regardless of age – even infants. A full price adult ticket is needed for any child who has reached their first birthday, and lap tickets are available for infants under the age of 1. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT NOT ALL EVENTS ARE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. ANY PATRON CREATING A DISTURBANCE, INCLUDING CHILDREN, WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE SEATING AREA. Sign Interpreted Shows Sunday, September 29, 2019 ~ 1PM ~ ROALD DAHL’S CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Sunday, October 27th, November 3rd, 10th, & 17th, 2019 ~ 1PM ~ WICKED ~ The FOX THEATRE would like to acknowledge our sponsors for their generous support: Official Hotel and Restaurant of Official Energy Partner of the Fox Official Beverage of the Fox Official Vehicle of the Fox the Fox Official Healthcare Partner of the Official Beer of the Fox Official Bank of the Fox Fox TOURS Tours of the Fox Theatre are conducted by the Fox Theatre. Regularly scheduled tours take place MONDAY, THURSDAY, & SATURDAY at 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM, & 1:00 PM. Tour Rates: $18 for Adults, $15 for Military and Seniors 65+, and $5 Children 10 and under Group Sales: $11.00 Student/Every 8 Students = 1 Free Chaperone, $15.00 Adult Group Tickets may be purchased at the Fox Theatre Ticket Office or on www.FoxTheatre.org. For more information, call: 404-881-2100. TOUR CANCELLATIONS Saturday, September 28th ~ 12 PM & 1 PM Thursday, October 10th ~ 12 PM & 1 PM Saturday, October 12th ~ 1 PM SUGGESTED DIRECTIONS TO THE FOX THEATRE Patrons traveling to the Fox Theatre by car should be aware that traffic can become very congested in the area around the Fox. Please consider other factors such as road construction and other scheduled events taking place in Atlanta when planning your travel to the Fox Theatre. Accessing parking lots does take some time so be sure to allow for that as well. FROM NORTH OF ATLANTA / FROM I-75, I-85, OR GA 400 Travel South toward Atlanta to the 10th Street exit Turn LEFT onto 10th Street Proceed approximately 4 blocks until you reach Peachtree Street (the Margaret Mitchell house will be on your right) Turn RIGHT onto Peachtree Street The Fox Theatre is 7 blocks, on the right Or Travel South toward Atlanta to the North Avenue Exit Exit at North Avenue and turn LEFT at end of the exit ramp Turn LEFT at 3rd traffic light onto Peachtree Street (this can be a challenging left turn when traffic is heavy) THE FOX THEATRE is 1 block, on the left FROM SOUTH OF ATLANTA & I-20 Travel North toward Atlanta to the West Peachtree / Spring Street Exit Exit at the West Peachtree / Spring Street exit Proceed 2 blocks to Peachtree Street and turn LEFT The Fox Theatre is 2 blocks, on the left ON MARTA Exit Marta at the NORTH AVENUE station. We are on the Ponce de Leon side of the North Avenue Station. PARKING ALL LOTS ARE PRIVATELY OWNED; however, there are many parking lots in the vicinity of the theatre that offer parking for Fox patrons. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SOME OF THE PARKING LOTS DO NOT PROVIDE AN ATTENDANT AT ALL TIMES. YOU MAY WISH TO AVOID PARKING IN THESE LOTS AS CARS ARE SUBJECT TO VANDALISM AND DAMAGE WHEN LOTS ARE UNATTENDED. Parking lot prices vary from show to show and are determined by the individual parking lot operator. Most lots are cash only. There are many great restaurants and hotels in the area surrounding The Fox Theatre. For recommendations, please visit our website at www.FoxTheatre.org and select Shows and Events from the menu at the top. Updated 9/17/2019 www.FoxTheatre.org .
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