Handicapped parking is available in parking lots 4 and 5. Those with a California Disabled Person Parking Placard can park in student, staff and disabled parking spaces. Daily parking permits are required for free/non-ticketed events.
The box office is on the outside of the IVC PAC next to the Lobby entrance. It is open one (1) hour prior to performances.
Tickets can be purchased online here at ivcarts.org or at the box office in the 1 hour period before events. Please note, tickets are non-refundable except for cancelled events that are not rescheduled.
Benjamin Penman | Director, Performing Arts Center
Aimee Alwood | Box Office Manager, Performing Arts Center
Donald Formaneck | Scenic Shop Foreman & Technical Director, Performing Arts Center
When is the Box Office open?
The Box Office is open one (1) hour prior to every performance. The Box Office closes 15 minutes after a performance's scheduled start time.
Where do I park to buy tickets at the box office?
Lot 5 is the closest parking lot to the Box Office.
Are there additional fees when buying tickets?
There are no additional fees while purchasing tickets on our website.
For Theatre Audition information, please visit the Theatre Arts Department website.
For Dance Audition information please email Jennifer La Curan or visit the Dance Department website.
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