Paramount Center for the Arts Unveils Fall Season; Tickets Now on Sale

(KNSI) – Tickets are now on sale for the Paramount Center for the Arts’ 2026-27 fall season, which includes national touring acts, musicals, comedy, holiday programming and local productions running from September through February.

Two returning favorites anchor the schedule. The Fabulous Armadillos perform “Floydian Slip,” a tribute to the music of Pink Floyd, October 2nd and 3rd. GREAT Theatre stages “A Christmas Carol” November 20th through December 6th.

The season opens September 19th with ventriloquist and “America’s Got Talent” winner Terry Fator and his show “Pure Imagination.” Shakespeare’s “Othello,” performed by The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, follows October 6th, with TEDxStCloud on October 8th.

GREAT Theatre’s “Les Misérables” runs October 16th through November 1st. In November, “Forever Simon & Garfunkel” performs November 3rd, criminologist Dr. Scott Bonn presents “Serial Killers” November 5th, and the St. Cloud Municipal Band plays November 9th. The holiday slate also includes the “Rock & Roll Xmas Spectacular,” December 19th through 23rd.

In the new year, the “Folsom Prison Experience” presents a Johnny Cash tribute January 15th, St. Cloud musician Michael Shynes performs January 16th, and The Texas Tenors appear January 21st. GREAT Theatre closes the run with “Come From Away,” January 29th through February 14th.

Beyond the stage, the Paramount’s Visual Arts Studios offer classes in ceramics, glass arts, woodturning, painting, jewelry and fiber arts. The Arts Underground program returns Thursday evenings as a drop-in art experience for $10 per person. The center’s three gallery spaces and Gift Gallery feature rotating exhibitions and work by local and regional artists.

The Paramount’s historic theatre seats 800 and marked its 100th anniversary in 2021. The center also includes more than 15,000 square feet of visual arts studios and community outreach programs.

For tickets, class registration or more information, visit ParamountArts.org or call the Paramount Box Office at (320) 259-5463.

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