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Press Release · Tuesday, September 1
Greetings! In case you have not noticed or heard, Auburn Public Theater has joined the SeatFun family and redesigned our website! We still have a few programs left on Eventbrite, highlighted below; however, moving forward, you will notice the new official ticketing platform on newly released events. SeatFun is founded by a fellow Auburnian, so we of course are thrilled to be supporting this new company that offers premier customer service and instant payouts. Printed tickets will soon be available. At this time, tickets can be purchased online or by calling our Box Office using a credit card only. Walk-in Box Office hours have temporarily been paused until we link up our new printer.
Please take note this change in our ticketing platform, as all official event tickets will need to be purchased through the SeatFun platform (all SeatFun tickets are linked to events on our website at this time).
If you have purchased events to upcoming events such as Stoned and Lonesome or Another Christmas with The Calamari Sisters prior to this change, your current tickets will STILL BE HONORED.
Thank you for your patience as we continue this transition. We hope you are excited for all of the wonderful programming coming your way at Auburn Public Theater!
If you have any questions about this change, don't hesitate to reach out and call us during Box Office hours, or email us at [email protected].
Through My Eyes Poetry Reading
Tuesday, September 8th - 7:30PM
Join writer, actor, and improv teacher Tim Mahar and students from his previous improv classes at Auburn Public Theater as they read select poems from Mahar's book, Through My Eyes. Event takes place after the first class of the fall session of improv. Tickets
Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul
Saturday, Sept 12 - 7PM
Event on SeatFun
The documentary of Gregg Allman, founding member of The Allman Brothers, premiering at Auburn Public Theater. Join us for this limited release event! SNAGGING A TICKET
Hamilton Karaoke & Sing-Along
Sunday, September 27th - 2PM
Event on Eventbrite
Join Auburn Public Theater and NonStop Broadway for a Hamilton-themed brunch in the Owasco Room.
Don’t throw away your shot!
Join NonStop Broadway for our Hamilton Karaoke & Sing-Along at Auburn Public Theater — All-Ages and Uncensored.
This isn’t open mic karaoke - it’s a fully structured Hamilton experience where fans step into the roles and the entire room sings every word. NonStop Broadway puts YOU center stage, with the rest of the room as your chorus.
Grab a song and jump up on stage, or sing along from your table — either way, you’re part of the show.
Brunch will be available on site at Cafe 108 — come order your meal and settle in The Owasco Room for a great show. NOT THROWING AWAY MY SHOT
Ethan Setiawan & Fine Ground
Friday, October 9th - 7PM
Ethan Setiawan & Fine Ground is deeply rooted in and colored by traditional bluegrass, yet forward-leaning into a thoughtful modernity. This Boston-based quintet allies together some of the most athletic musical aces of the Northeast bluegrass scene. SCORING A TICKET
Live and Let Die: The Music of Paul McCartney
Thursday, October 15th - 7PM
The critically-acclaimed show ‘Live and Let Die’ featuring Tony Kishman, veteran of the Broadway smash hit musical “Beatlemania”, is a dynamic full multimedia Concert Production that has set high performance standards as it celebrates the music of Paul McCartney.
Hailed by the media as “The Quintessential Paul McCartney” – Tony has performed to audiences worldwide and is regarded by “Beatlemaniacs” as the world’s best McCartney look-alike/sound-alike and with an amazing line-up of world class musicians; the show continues to gather glowing reviews and sell out major venues across the US.
Father Greg Boyle
Sunday, October 4th- 4PM
Father Gregory Boyle, a Jesuit priest, is the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, the largest gang-intervention, rehabilitation, and re-entry program in the world.
Join Auburn Public Theater to learn about the work of Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient Father Greg Boyle.
Tickets go on sale NOW and selling fast! Snag yours today, you don't want to miss out.
Stoned & Lonesome
Sunday, October 18th- 3PM
SECOND SHOW ADDED!
Join Auburn Public Theater and Mark Doyle for a concert celebrating The Rolling Stones.
Mark Doyle and The Maniacs with Todd Shuffler presents Stoned and Lonesome - A Celebration of The Rolling Stones - Early Years with Special Guests Joe Whiting, Pete McMahon and Michael P. Ryan. This concert runs approximately one hour and thirty minutes with an intermission.
Celebrate the holidays at Auburn Public Theater!
With two holiday shows already on sale, now is your chance to snag your tickets and make your holiday plans before your December gets filled up!
November 27, 28, and 29: see the one-man rendition of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol return to Auburn Public Theater.
December 4, 5, and 6: everyone's favorite Italian duo is back with 'Another Christmas with the Calamari Sisters'!
Tickets for all performances are accessible on our website via SeatFun or by clicking the button below.
Click the button above to see all of our fabulous upcoming events at Auburn Public Theater.
Open Mic/Open Poetry Nights in 2026
Open Mic returns on Tuesday, September 15th at 7PM. Cover charge is $5 and can be paid at the door.
Open Poetry or Word (updated) continues on the Third Tuesdays of every month. See you September 15th at 5PM! Cover charge is $5 and can be paid at the door.
Let's Head Back to School
Joanne brings you five fabulous films this month that take us back to school.
