Boise State University Music Dept: Spook-tacular

-All seats are general admission (first come-first served) seating. -Everyone through the door, regardless of age, requires a ticket. -Guests who arrive late will be seated at the discretion of Management. -The Morrison Center reserves the right to search all bags. -Clutches or purses no larger than 14×14 are permitted. -Large purses, tote bags, backpacks and fanny packs are strongly discouraged and prohibited for most shows. -Outside food and drink are not allowed into the Morrison Center. -Tap, swipe or scan. Cards and digital payments only. -Event parking is included with ticket purchase. -Morrison Center is a smoke-free environment. No vaping allowed. -Please be advised that the Morrison Center facility has been designated as a guns-free environment. The full policy is at https://www.boisestate.edu/publicsafety-security/weapons-on-campus/ -ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGES. NO REFUNDS.

Costumes, drama, and a little musical mischief return to the Morrison Center as the Boise State University Symphony Orchestra presents its annual Halloween Spook-Tacular! This year's "Of Stage and Screen" brings together music from the opera house and the silver screen, from Offenbach's spirited Orpheus in the Underworld and the exotic Bacchanale from Saint-Saëns' Samson and Delilah to the unmistakable sounds of John Williams. The concert features 2026 Concerto-Aria Competition winner Eliot DeHaven, baritone, performing arias by Mozart and Gounod, along with faculty saxophonist Matthew Castner in Williams' jazz-infused Escapades from Catch Me If You Can. The evening concludes with A Tribute to John Williams, celebrating some of the legendary composer's most memorable music for the movies. Boise State University Students, Staff and Faculty are eligible for one complimentary ticket - please visit the Morrison Center Ticket Office with valid ID in ADVANCE of performance