Tickets are now available!  All ticket options may be seen through the USU ticket office.

Season Subscription

Season Subscription includes 5 tickets. Choose which Christmas Show fits your schedule. For each Season Subscription purchased, one (1) additional Veterans Day Memorial ticket may be reserved. To purchase specific seats, please call the Box Office at (435) 797-8022 or visit us in person, otherwise the best available seats will be assigned.

Click here to get Season Subscription ($54-$108)

Season Concerts:

We're Back! A Season of New Beginnings

with Special Guests Kurt Bestor and the Cache Children's Choir
October 9, 2021
 

Veterans Day Memorial

November 11, 2021
A ticket will be required for the FREE Veterans Day Memorial Concert. Patrons may request up to two tickets for this performance.
 

Christmas From the Daines Concert Hall

with Special Guests Voctave
December 9,10,11; 2021
 

Symphonie Concertante, Op. 81 - Joseph Jongen
Requiem, Op. 9 - Maurice Duruflé

with Guest Organist Bradley Welch
March 19, 2022
 

American Festival Chorus - High School Choral Festival

May 9, 2022
All ages welcome.  No ticket required for admittance.
 

Music of Peace, Comfort & Hope

In Quiet Resting Places - Daniel Gawthrop
To a Village Called Emmaus - Ethan Wickman
May 14, 2022
 

Tickets:

• Platinum: $30
• Gold: $25
• Silver: $20
• Bronze: $15

Ages 8 and up unless otherwise noted.

Ticketing Locations:

CCA Box Office Monday-Friday, 10AM to 5PM, Room L101, Chase Fine Arts Center, 435-797-8022
USU Ticket Office Monday-Friday, 10AM to 5PM, USU Spectrum, 435-797-0305

Health & Safety

Safety will be our top priority this season – concerts may be subject to change. Attendance protocols may change based on health guidelines and USU Policy.  All choir members are currently required to have completed their Covid-19 vaccination.

 

AFCO is celebrating 14 years of making music together.  As a special tribute, we’re bringing you some of our --- and YOUR --- all-time favorite music!  Join us for this evening of some of the choir’s most-loved choral and orchestral pieces.

Join with AFC and the USU Symphony Orchestra for this popular annual concert celebrating the indomitable spirit of our U.S. military service men and women.  This patriotic musical tribute honors Armed Forces Veterans’ courage, strength, and love of country. 

A ticket will be required for this FREE Veterans Day Memorial concert. Patrons may request up to two tickets for this performance.

 

with Special Guests Voctave

AFCO is thrilled to bring you this 11-member a cappella group from Florida, renowned for their incredibly intricate harmonies and extremely wide vocal range of 5 full octaves!  Don’t miss this festive and uplifting concert as we bring you this concert of holiday favorites.

This intensely moving concert features a pairing of 20th century masterworks.  Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, characterized by music both emotional and comforting, is one of the most-beloved choral compositions of the 20th century.  Special Guest Organist Bradley Hunter Welch will bring the Campbell-Holtkamp Organ to life in Joseph Jongen’s exquisite Symphonie Concertante for Organ.

This lively evening of choral music will showcase the many outstanding young singers in our region, as the American Festival Chorus is joined by choirs from Cache Valley’s high schools.  Your spirits will lift as you listen to hundreds of melodious voices joined in song.  Please join us in supporting our next generation of musical talent! 

All ages welcome!  No ticket required.

In Quiet Resting Places by Daniel Gawthrop

To a Village Called Emmaus by Ethan Wickman

As a fitting end to our season, AFCO brings you two stories of hope, comfort, and peace.  Daniel Gawthrop’s “In Quiet Resting Places” takes its inspiration from the book of Genesis and embraces the preservation of nature's beauties.  This melodic, lyrical choral work is built around a spiritual view of the environment.  After its stunning debut in 2018, Ethan Wickman and Glen Nelson’s oratorio, “To a Village Called Emmaus” returns to Logan.  Commissioned by AFCO, the work tells the compelling story of events in the week after Christ’s resurrection.