Connect2Culture announces single ticket sales for 2025-26 season

(From Connect2Culture)

Connect2Culture (C2C) is excited to announce that single ticket sales for the 25-26 performance season are available as of Thursday, August 7, 2025.

“We’re incredibly excited to announce single ticket sales are now available alongside season ticket packages,” said Emily Frankoski, Executive Director of C2C. “Season ticket packages are still available and offer the best value. With a 15% discount, they’re the perfect way to experience the magic of Connect2Culture from the best seats at the best prices.”

All performances in the 2025-2026 season will be held at C2C’s home theater—the 419-seat Beshore Performance Hall—or its outdoor amphitheater—the 1000-person Leggett & Platt Green—at the Cornell Complex.

A full list of performances; an explanation of each series (Curtains Up Series, Cornell Series, and Ignite Series) and season tickets; artist bios, photos, and links; and more can be found in the official press kit: https://connect2culture.box.com/v/c2c-performances-25-26. The public is encouraged to visit https://connect2culture.org/our-season to learn more about each artist in C2C’s 2025-2026 season.

“It's going to be a fantastic season, and we can't wait to kick it off with Sons of Serendip on September 5th!” says Frankoski. “We’re deeply grateful to our sponsors, including our top four—Freeman Health System, Sharon and Lance Beshore, Debra and David Humphreys, and EaglePicher Technologies—for making this season possible.”

Tickets to all C2C performances are sold exclusively through connect2culture.org, over the phone at (417) 621-9824, or at the box office inside the Cornell Complex. The box office is open Tuesday through Saturday, 1–5pm.

Connect2Culture (C2C) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to igniting a passion for the arts, culture, and entertainment. As Joplin, MO’s community arts agency and a presenter of exceptional performances, C2C enriches the cultural fabric of the region. All performances are hosted at its home, the Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex.