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DBIF Announces New Discounted Tickets for
Children, Students, Arts Supporters
MEDIA CONTACT: Katharina Brierton Lane, Hayworth
Creative Public Relations
(386) 677-7000 or katharina@hayworthcreative.com
CENTRAL EAST, Fla. (Dec. 5, 2007) - The
Daytona Beach International Festival (DBIF) has announced new
ticket prices for children, students, and supporters of local arts
organizations. For the remainder of DBIF's 2007-2008 concert
season, single-concert tickets for children under the age of 18 are
now just $12 with the purchase of an adult ticket, and students can
purchase tickets for just $22 (with student ID). Additionally, DBIF
has introduced a new Friends of the Arts Discount, which offers
adults a 15 percent discount on all single-event tickets when they
present tickets from Seaside Music Theater, the Museum of Arts and
Sciences, Peabody Auditorium events and other local arts
organizations*. The new ticket offers are available beginning with
the December 14 Skaggs Family Christmas Concert (Peabody
Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd.), featuring bluegrass legend Ricky
Skaggs, along with members of his musical family.
'Among our missions with the new DBIF is to
make world-class music more broadly accessible and to encourage
support of the local arts scene,' said Eric Lariviere,
President of DBIF. 'Our new student and child prices and
Friends of the Arts program will help accomplish both missions,
sharing new musical genres with young people, and rewarding support
of the arts locally.'
The 2007-2008 DBIF Season includes performances by
Ricky Skaggs & Family (Dec. 14), Emerson String Quartet (Jan.
15), The Romeros (Jan. 31), a Mardi Gras Celebration (Feb. 20), I
Musici de Montreal (Feb. 22), the Pat Metheny Trio (March 11),
Natalie MacMaster (March 15), Camerata Ireland and Barry Douglas
(March 19), and the Irish Rovers (March 27). On April 3, 2008, DBIF
will offer its first-ever special event concert, featuring the
world-famous Itzhak Perlman. For more information, call the DBIF
Box Office at (386) 257-7790 or (866) 849-0731 (toll free), or
visit 212 S. Beach Street in Daytona Beach or www.dbif.com.
The Daytona Beach International Festival's
mission is to enhance demand for diverse, artistically brilliant
live music performances in the Daytona Beach, Florida region. DBIF
presents the biennial festival featuring the London Symphony
Orchestra, slated for April 17 to May 2, 2009. Previously known as
the Florida International Festival, the 2009 Festival will bear the
organization's new name - Daytona Beach International Festival.
The new DBIF was formed with unprecedented support from the City of
Daytona Beach, County of Volusia, the Daytona Beach Racing &
Recreational Facilities District, and with continued support from
the private sector, to embark on an ambitious plan to take the
Festival to even greater heights.
Daytona Beach is 23-miles of picturesque beaches
along the Atlantic Coastline of Florida. Historically known for its
spectacular beaches and motor sports, the Daytona Beach area is
also endowed with numerous first-class cultural organizations,
including the Museum of Arts and Sciences, the Southeast Museum of
Photography, the Atlantic Center for the Arts as well as the
state's only professional musical theater company, Seaside
Music Theater, and the largest international and orchestral
Festival in Florida, the Daytona Beach International Festival, and
many more.
* All DBIF discounts applicable only on regular
concert season concerts; not applicable on special events,
including concert by Itzhak Perlman. Friends of the Arts Discount
tickets only available upon presentation of event tickets at DBIF
Box Office located at 212 S. Beach Street. Tickets from other art
organizations must be from 2007-2008 season.
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