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Marathon Center for the Performing Arts

200 W. Main Cross Street
Findlay, OH 45840
419.423.2787

Box Office Hours Monday - Friday, 11AM - 4PM,
419.423.2787 ext. 100
Email: Tickets@MCPA.org

COVID-19

The health and safety of patrons is MCPA’s main priority. The organization endeavors to comply with state orders and CDC guidelines on social distancing, face coverings, and capacity. You acknowledge and agree that MCPA shall not be responsible for any illness to persons of your household or family, or yourself, and any corresponding damage, claim, or expense, of any kind, that you, your family members, or your household may experience or incur in connection with contracting COVID-19 as a result of visiting MCPA.

Photography & Video Disclaimer

By entering the premises of Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (MCPA), you understand that you may be photographed, filmed, or videotaped and you hereby give MCPA the unqualified right to take pictures and/or recordings of you and grant the perpetual right to use your likeness, image, photo (collectively, “image”), without compensation, for broadcast or exhibition in any medium and to put the finished pictures/recordings to any legitimate use without limitation or reservation. You hereby waive, release and forever discharge MCPA from and against any and all claims or actions arising out of or resulting from any use of your image. MCPA shall not be obligated to use and may elect not to use your image.

Secondary Ticketing Sources

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts does NOT endorse using ANY secondary ticketing sources (i.e. “scalpers” online or in-person). Our ticket office cannot resolve any issues involving lost or fake tickets. Tickets for all shows are sold through mcpa.secure.force.com online or in-person at the MCPA ticket office. MCPA has the right to change/cancel ticket transactions that are suspected of being purchased for the sole purpose of reselling. If you do experience any issues with tickets and/or sellers, please contact the ticket office.

COVID-19

The health and safety of patrons is MCPA’s main priority. The organization endeavors to comply with state orders and CDC guidelines on social distancing, face coverings, and capacity. You acknowledge and agree that MCPA shall not be responsible for any illness to persons of your household or family, or yourself, and any corresponding damage, claim, or expense, of any kind, that you, your family members, or your household may experience or incur in connection with contracting COVID-19 as a result of visiting MCPA.

Photography & Video Disclaimer

By entering the premises of Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (MCPA), you understand that you may be photographed, filmed, or videotaped and you hereby give MCPA the unqualified right to take pictures and/or recordings of you and grant the perpetual right to use your likeness, image, photo (collectively, “image”), without compensation, for broadcast or exhibition in any medium and to put the finished pictures/recordings to any legitimate use without limitation or reservation. You hereby waive, release and forever discharge MCPA from and against any and all claims or actions arising out of or resulting from any use of your image. MCPA shall not be obligated to use and may elect not to use your image.

Secondary Ticketing Sources

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts does NOT endorse using ANY secondary ticketing sources (i.e. “scalpers” online or in-person). Our ticket office cannot resolve any issues involving lost or fake tickets. Tickets for all shows are sold through mcpa.secure.force.com online or in-person at the MCPA ticket office. MCPA has the right to change/cancel ticket transactions that are suspected of being purchased for the sole purpose of reselling. If you do experience any issues with tickets and/or sellers, please contact the ticket office.

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