The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts is opening its doors and inviting audiences back for 20+ in-person shows as well as 40+ livestreamed events this coming spring.
“We are so excited to welcome everyone back in person to the Quick,” said the executive director of ¶¶Òô»ÆƬapp’s Quick Center, Peter Van Heerden, “and now we have offerings both live and virtual, making our season even more robust and engaging than ever before.”
The new season of performances, lectures, and screenings will launch with a buzz and a bang on Sunday, Jan. 30 at 3 p.m. when Quick Center favorite, the John Pizzarelli Big Band, takes the stage for a gala musical bash. The diverse schedule that follows will feature rock star organist Cameron Carpenter; world-class performances by Circa and Ballet Folklórico de México; and thought-provoking conversations with Isabel Wilkerson, Michael Eric Dyson, John McWhorter, and David Brooks.
With disciplines of art, music, dance, theater, and literature represented, there is truly a way for everyone to return home to the Quick in 2022 and renew their appreciation for shared creative and intellectual experiences. Visit the Quick Center’s website at to view the entire season, and start marking your 2022 calendar with can’t-miss events.
“Let the Real Show Begin – Your Seat is Waiting”
As part of the Quick’s membership campaign to return to in-person programming, the performance center is making all LIVE events accessible through the best ticket prices in town: just $15 for Quick Members; $30 for the general public.
Ticket sales for Quick Members begin November 29
Become a Quick Member today, for early VIP-access to half-price tickets for all in-person performances and lectures, plus The Met: Live in HD, and National Theatre Live screenings. Ticket sales open to the general public on Dec. 13.
Check out the newly announced spring 2022 season at . We can’t wait to welcome you back!
