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Tickets still available for A Prairie Home Companion

October 4, 2006

By Communications staff, Washington State University

A group of tickets for the Saturday afternoon broadcast of “A Prairie Home Companion” in Pullman will go on sale Friday morning at 10:00. To purchase these tickets, visit the nearest TicketsWest outlet.

These tickets will not be available online or via telephone. There is a mix of $55 and $35 tickets available.

Another group of tickets will go on sale Saturday morning at 10:00. These tickets have partially obstructed views and will sell for $20. These tickets can be purchased only at the Beasley Coliseum ticket office in Pullman.

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