Single tickets and subscription sales are available online, via email to subscriptions@operabaltimore.org, and via phone 443.445.0226.

Subscriptions to all three operas can be purchased for a 10% discount by calling our office at 443.445.0226.

Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more, call our office to inquire.

Opera Baltimore is proud to participate in Opera America's Opera Passport program. You can receive a 10% discount off full-priced tickets for all mainstage and concert productions. TO REDEEM: Call the box office at 443.445.0226 and mention code OBPASSPORT10.

Our Pay Opera Forward program provides free tickets to those who cannot afford one. One ticket per person. To request a ticket through this program, please fill out THIS FORM. Requests will be processed beginning one month prior to the performance, as inventory allows.

Through generous support from the Elaine Mintzes Estate Trust we are able to offer a limited number of tickets at a 20% discount for seniors and those with visual impairment. Simply call our office at 443.445.0226 to request your discounted ticket.

You will receive your electronic tickets immediately upon purchase to your email.

Please keep an eye out for important ticketing information from info@getcuebox.com. If you don’t see it in your inbox, be sure to check your spam or junk folder. Adding this email to your contacts will help ensure you receive your tickets without any delays!

There is no need to present a paper copy of your ticket at an event; simply show the usher the ticket on your phone.

Should you want a printed copy of your tickets, a $2.00 delivery fee will be charged. Please email info@operabaltimore.org.

If you are unable to use your ticket, you may return it as a donation to the company, assign it to another guest, or exchange it for a later performance for a fee (unless you are subscriber). Please email info@operabaltimore.org or call our office at 443.445.0226 at least two hours before the start of performance if you need to exchange or donate your tickets, after which they may be forfeited.

We’re happy to accommodate. All our venues include wheelchair-accessible seating and entrances. To reserve accessible seating, please call 443.445.0226 in advance so we can ensure the best experience for you and your guests.

Please be aware that our ADA seating does sell out, so we strongly encourage early reservation to secure accessible seats and make any necessary arrangements ahead of time.

Absolutely! You don’t need to be an opera expert to have a great time at Opera Baltimore. Our productions are full of powerful storytelling, vibrant music, and compelling performances. If you’d like a little context before the show, check out our Opera Insights zoom lectures/pre-performance talks (available at select events) or explore our website and social media for behind-the-scenes content, artist features, and more.

Our performances/events typically run 2 to 3 hours, including at least one intermission. Check your specific event listing for details.

It’s traditional to applaud at the end of an aria, act, or full scene, rather than after every musical phrase. If you're unsure, just follow the crowd—or watch the conductor. And if you clap at the "wrong" time? Don’t sweat it! We love enthusiasm.

Yes! All of our productions include English supertitles projected above the stage (unless otherwise noted), even when the opera is sung in English. So you’ll never miss a moment of the story, regardless of the language being sung.

All concert opera performances will take place at the Engineers Club in Mount Vernon. Our fully staged production will be performed with orchestra at Stephens Hall at Towson University. The Engineers Club is located at 11 West Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD 21201.

Stephens Hall Theatre is a large historic theatre on the campus of Towson University, located on the 7900 block of York Rd, Towson, MD 21252.

We recommend arriving at least 20–30 minutes before curtain to allow time for parking, getting settled, and perhaps meeting a new friend at the opera. Some performances include pre-opera talks which begin an hour before the performance, so check your event listing to see if you’ll want to come early for those.

Opera is a great excuse to dress up—but there’s no formal dress code at Opera Baltimore. Whether you’re rocking your favorite statement piece, a classic suit or dress, or something more laid-back and cozy, we want you to feel like the best version of yourself.

Many patrons enjoy making it a special night out and choose "dress to impress" outfits—think cocktail attire, bold accessories, or that outfit you’ve been waiting for the right occasion to wear. Others prefer a more relaxed business casual look, especially for matinees. You’ll see a little bit of everything in the audience, and it’s all welcome.

Our goal is to make you feel confident, comfortable, and part of the experience. So whether you arrive in sequins or sneakers (or both), we’re just glad you’re joining us.

Late seating is extremely limited and not guaranteed. For most performances, we offer one designated late seating opportunity during the first act, and it is strictly at the discretion of the front of house staff. If you miss that window, you may need to wait until intermission to be seated—or, in some cases, may not be seated at all.

We strongly encourage all patrons to arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain to allow time for parking, ticket pickup, and finding your seat. Many of our venues are in busy areas or near other events, so please plan ahead and allow extra travel time. We don’t want you to miss a moment!