Rescheduled Phoenician Tenors concert set for Nov. 1
The Phoenician Tenors concert originally scheduled for March 29 has been rescheduled to Sunday, Nov. 1 at The Vista Center for the Arts.
Tenors Guillermo Ontiveros, Johnny Huerta and Robert Erlichman have rescheduled their appearance in Surprise for Nov. 1 at The Vista Center for the Arts.[Submitted photo]
Posted Monday, July 13, 2020 8:31 am
The Phoenician Tenors concert originally scheduled for March 29 has been rescheduled to Sunday, Nov. 1 at The Vista Center for the Arts, 15660 N. Parkview Place.
Previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new Nov. 1 date.
Those unable to attend may donate their tickets back to the West Valley Symphony; mail them to the ABT Box Office, 7701 W. Paradise Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382, with a note designating them as a donation.
WVS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and the donation will be acknowledged by mail.
Alternatively, individuals may request that the March tickets be applied as a credit towards a 2020-21 season ticket purchase. To do this, return the tickets to the ABT Box Office, along with the 2020-21 season order; include a note specifying that the March tickets are to be applied as a credit towards a 2020-21 season subscription.
The ABT Box Office must have the March Phoenician Tenors tickets in hand to issue a donation acknowledgement letter or a credit against a 2020-21 subscription. Mail the tickets, along with instructions, to the ABT Box Office.
Symphony representatives continue to monitor the Covid-19 situation as they plan for the full 2020-21 concert season.
"We are aware of the many factors and plans that must be included to provide a safe environment for our patrons, musicians and staff," a newsletter stated. "Safety for all is our primary concern."
Visit westvalleysymphony.org for the latest information.
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