Tickets for the 31st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration are now on sale.
Student tickets are $15 and can be purchased through a meal plan at dining halls. Students without a meal plan can purchase at Schine Box Office.
Tickets for employees, staff and the general public will be sold only through the Schine Box Office and are available on an individual basis ($30) or in blocks of 10 ($300). Cash, credit or interdepartmental ID may be used. Tickets will be available for pickup at the box office at the time of purchase or at the Carrier Dome Gate A on the evening of the event.
Please note that all tickets are for general seating. Event organizers encourage attendees, in the spirit of King, to allow for a wide variety of people to sit at each table. This will encourage attendees to meet new people who may in turn broaden the perspective of all who attend.
This year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration takes place on Jan. 31 at the Carrier Dome. Marc Lamont Hill is the keynote speaker for the event.
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