Anchorage Festival of Music is postponing our season finale, Dave Brubeck: A Centennial Celebration. The safety of our patrons, performers, volunteers, and community partners is our highest priority.
We are working to reschedule the concert as soon as possible. If you have already purchased tickets through CenterTix, you will be contacted and can choose to receive a refund, donate the value of the tickets to the AFM, or hold onto your tickets; they will be honored for the rescheduled concert. If we are not able to reschedule, or if you change your mind at a later date, you will receive a refund.
Questions? Please contact AFM at 907-276-2465 or CenterTix at 907-263-ARTS.
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Anchorage Festival of Music

Founded in 1956, the Anchorage Festival of Music (AFM) is dedicated to providing performance and enrichment opportunities to local musicians and audiences. AFM organizes an annual concert series of classical, baroque, and contemporary music. AFM sponsors an annual Young Alaskan Artist Award competition to recognize young, aspiring Alaskan classical performers pursuing a college degree or program in music. The Anchorage Festival of Music (AFM) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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