The Student Circle program offers high school, undergraduate, and graduate college/university students incomparable access to the famous Philadelphia Sound in Verizon Hall and on the Digital Stage.
Student Circle registration has closed for the current season. Please check back again soon for information on the 2023-24 season.
Eligibility Requirements
Must be either:
- Full-time undergraduate and graduate college/university students
- High school students
Must be 14 years or older to register. Students under the age of 14 along with a parent/guardian are welcome to purchase Community Rush tickets for $10 on the day of a performance. Learn more.
How it Works
Once you are a registered Student Circle member, your savings will be applied eligible performances during a concert week, generally on Tuesdays. Once Student Circle tickets are available, you can select the concert and go through the check-out process. Your special savings will be applied to your cart after you log in. Your tickets will then be available to access through My Account for both Verizon Hall and Digital Stage concerts.
Important Information:
Student Circle memberships are valid for select Philadelphia Orchestra Verizon Hall and Digital Stage concerts. 2022–23 memberships expire August 31, 2023. Student Circle ticket reservations will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. All artists, dates, prices, and programs are subject to change. Student Circle add-on tickets will not be available for Digital Stage performances.
Return to Verizon Hall with Confidence
While we can’t control the uncertainties of the pandemic, we can create a safe and comfortable return for you to Verizon Hall. Patrons will be required to wear masks and show proof of COVID vaccination for entry into Verizon Hall and all Kimmel Cultural Campus venues. Learn more.
A physical copy or photo of your CDC-issued COVID-19 vaccination card along with a valid photo ID. Anyone leaving the event will need to go through the vaccination check point again for re-entry.
The Student Circle program is funded in part by the Lillian Goldman Charitable Trust and an anonymous donor.