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Arts on Tour is one of Australia’s most prolific performing arts touring organisations and the peak body for touring in NSW. Our purpose is to sustainably bring culturally distinctive and resonant arts experiences to audiences and communities across the country, whilst leading on best practice and building the touring capacity of the performing arts sector as a whole.

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Arts on Tour is based in Redfern NSW and we respectfully acknowledge the Gadigal people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the unceded land on which we work.

As we tour artists and productions across these vast lands, we pay our respect to all First Nations Elders, past, present and future.

We celebrate their continuing connection and contribution to culture, country and community, and thank all First Nations peoples for their wisdom in caring for the land, the sky, the rivers and the sea.

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Arts on Tour offers tiered ticket pricing. Individuals can purchase tickets with a Season Subscription, a Mini-Season Subscription, or on an Individual ticket basis.

2024-2025 Season Subscription

• Adult $211 (ages 18 - 62)
• Senior $185 (ages 63 and older)
• Youth $124 (ages 17 and under)

*A $3 fee will be added to all orders for ticket processing and facilities costs.

Season Subscriptions offer the highest discounts for patrons, and provides individuals with tickets to all performances throughout the season. In addition to the discounted pricing, ticket sales open for Season Subscriptions prior to those for the Mini-Season and Individual tiers, which provides for better seating options. Individuals with Season Subscriptions automatically have the same seats reserved for the next Arts on Tour season.

Mini-Season Subscription

Mini-Season Subscriptions allow individuals to customize their Arts on Tour experience by selecting between 4 - 6 performances they would like to attend. The Mini-Season tier provides a 15% discount (off Individual ticket price) on all tickets purchased within this subscription and patrons are offered early access to purchase tickets, prior to them going on sale to the general public.

Individual tickets will go on sale to the general public shortly after Season Subscriptions and Mini-Season Subscriptions are made available. Individual ticket prices will vary among performances.

Dependent on availability, groups of 15 or more individuals are able to receive an 18% discount off Individual Adult ticket price. The Group discount may not be combined with any other discount or subscription. For Group sales inquiries and information please contact the CSI Box Office at 208-732-6588 .

*Note that ticket availability is limited for all tiers and pricing options.

Purchase Tickets

Tickets for the Arts on Tour can be purchased online, in person, or over the phone.

To purchase tickets online, visit tickets.csi.edu and log into or create an account.

To purchase tickets in person, visit the CSI Box Office located on the College of Southern Idaho’s Twin Falls campus at 315 Falls Avenue in the Fine Arts Center.

The Box Office is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., and one hour prior to Arts on Tour performances.

To purchase tickets over the phone, call the CSI Box Office at 208-732-6588 .

Phone lines for the Box Office are open Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and all messages received are returned within two business days.

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• Private tours for 1 - 4 people in your group booked online* are $225 per hour (a $5 discount over tours booked via email or phone).
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• Itinerary planning for self-guided tours An Art Smart consultant will work with you to develop a detailed itinerary featuring the perfect mix of experiences for your destination. We’ll assemble a portfolio of cultural resources, design a workable schedule, and arrange luxury travel programs that will make your experience insightful, delightful, and stress-free. Thanks to our extensive network of contacts, we can assist you in the selection of a local art expert to guide you in most locales.
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Marvelous Murals in the City: Take a Self-Guided Walking Tour or Join the Belltown Art Walk on September 13

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• More than 30 new murals have come to life in and around Downtown Seattle, from Belltown to SODO to the Chinatown-International District.
• Created by skilled artists, the murals are a new public amenity we want people to discover, engage with, and enjoy.
• You can see them first-hand via a self-guided walking tour. Earlier this week, we installed new decals on sidewalks in Belltown to highlight a walking route ( see more details below ).
• You can also join the next Belltown Art Walk on Friday, September 13 from 6 to 9 PM, taking place throughout the Belltown neighborhood. No advanced registration is required.
• The Downtown Mural Project is made possible by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and its Hope Corps program which provides funding grants to support artists and community-based organizations.
• This initiative is part of Mayor Harrell’s Downtown Activation Plan to revitalize and reinvigorate the greater Downtown Seattle area.

Mural enthusiasts, this is your time – come down to Belltown and enjoy some of Seattle’s newest and finest public art in the heart of the city. Here’s how you can participate.

Attend the Belltown Art Walk on September 13

Taking place the second Friday of every month, the Belltown Art Walk is a great way to check out art in Belltown first-hand, including the new murals.

You can participate this Friday, September 13 from 6 to 9 PM throughout Belltown.

It’s a free, self-guided, all-ages event hosted by a volunteer- and donations-driven nonprofit charity serving artists, the community, and the Belltown neighborhood.

You can also check out the art at a gallery show titled ‘Walls Out’ which is located at Base Camp Studios 2 (formerly Bergman Luggage) in Downtown Seattle. The gallery display is open through Saturday, September 14. Learn more online here .

Take a walking tour anytime

Feeling more independent? You can enjoy the murals on your own schedule via a new walking route we’ve laid out in Belltown. Check out the short video, map, and sidewalk decal shown below – all of which can help you easily find your way to enjoy the murals.

How to get downtown by transit

We encourage you to consider taking transit to reach the murals in Belltown and Downtown Seattle. Downtown is served by Link light rail and buses from all over Seattle and the region.

To plan your trip, visit Sound Transit’s trip planner , King County Metro’s trip planner , or other tools like Google Maps or OneBusAway to find the most convenient transit route for you.

You can also consider biking, scooting, walking, or rolling if it works for your trip. Learn more on our Bike and Scooter Share website .

More about the artists

Local artists are at the core of this work. Their talents and creative inspiration have brought the new art to life. Here are a few photos highlighting several of the artists behind the new murals.

We encourage you to read more here about artists participating in the Downtown Mural Project – and check out more of their work.

More about the Downtown Activation Plan

Seattle’s Downtown Activation Plan is a roadmap to revitalize and transform Downtown Seattle now and for the future. You can find more details in this blog post from Mayor Harrell .

“Our Downtown Activation Plan includes a strong focus on making neighborhoods vibrant, engaging, and welcoming, including through an expansion of murals and public art. Through this festival and the new murals in Belltown, we hope residents and visitors will visit Downtown to see the creative and innovative spirit of our city, as well as come together, connect, and see themselves as part of Seattle’s tapestry,” – Mayor Bruce Harrell

Thanks for your interest. We hope you enjoy checking out the murals with your family, friends, or coworkers in the days ahead.

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New York singer-songwriter Allegra Krieger isn’t speaking in hypotheticals when she tethers two questions together in “One or the Other”: “What do you know about living? What do you know about dying?” Late at night last summer, while Krieger was fast asleep on the fifth floor of her Chinatown apartment, several lithium batteries combusted in the e-bike shop down below. She awoke to banging on her door and, through a disorienting haze of gray smoke, couldn’t unlock the fire escape. So she held her breath, sprinted down the main stairwell instead, and, as the flames spread upwards, slipped and fell. By the grace of a God she only partially believes in, a fireman spotted her and carried her outside; Krieger made it out alive. Her second floor neighbor, Nancy, did not.

The bulk of Art of the Unseen Infinity Machine , Krieger’s fifth album, was finished before the building fire, but the stark perspective offered by her escape and the experience of being rehomed in a new neighborhood accelerated its final songwriting sessions. Looming over its 13 tracks of airy folk-rock are questions of impermanence, purpose, and gratitude. Though survivor’s guilt hangs heavy on “One or the Other,” Krieger walks away from the trauma with renewed respect for life. From the sunny harmonies of “Roosevelt Ave” to the love-soaked glee radiating from “I’m So Happy I Cannot Face Tomorrow,” the 28-year-old musician strolls around the city with wonderment in her songs; her ability to make that feeling contagious while still acknowledging life’s pitfalls is a reflection of her musical prowess.

Her new album comes barely a year after her last, 2023’s I Keep My Feet on the Fragile Plane , and Krieger’s ability to beautifully retell—but not romanticize—her struggles so soon after they happen is partially a result of her waning faith. After finding purpose in the Catholicism on which she was raised, Krieger discovered a similarly rewarding community in the music world and began to drift from her religion. Like gripping a rosary in her palm during prayer, Krieger’s songwriting on Art of the Unseen Infinity Machine uses physicality to expel pain through repetition and confession: the spindly guitar that prods rhythmically in “Into Eternity,” creaks of solemn piano during the album’s wordless interlude, a fuzz pedal dampening the guitar runs in “How Do You Sleep” as she sings of shame. The louder her blend of folk and indie rock gets, the darker its overall effect becomes.

Enrolling in odd jobs around the country as a young adult—farming in North Carolina, staffing a roadside motel in California, planting trees in Georgia—taught her to appreciate time off spent reading. A disciple of Anne Carson and Clarice Lispector , Krieger sings with the poetic cadence and mysterious edge of those she admires. She wrestles with detachment in “Never Arriving,” keeping specifics just at bay enough for the song to be about sex, or technology, or desensitization. Even when she breaks into a Wednesday -worthy scream during the lusty “Came,” she pins up her lyrics with elegant descriptions of midnight humidity and gas station alcohol.

More recently, Krieger’s been working as a gregarious bartender in New York, and it’s from this experience—the direct pipeline to a rotating cast of characters and their late-night divulgences—that she extracted the compassionate revelations about human nature that populate her songs. People want connection, security, and comfort within their own bodies. Art of the Unseen Infinity Machine toasts the small things—smiling cashiers, ocean spray hitting legs—that aid our quest to achieve those, while denoting the universal roadblocks, too. “Remind me again,” she sings on “Burning Wings” like she’s wiping a pint glass dry. “What are you doing here anyways?”

The poetic urgency and freeform looseness that define Art of the Unseen Infinity Machine dovetail with introspection. When patterns emerge in Krieger’s observations, she sounds like an unsuspecting soothsayer. “If you don’t like the way that it’s going/Then maybe just sit back and wait/For the sky to come crashing over in the blink of an eye,” she advises in “Where You Want to Go,” a rustic, fingerpicked song in the vein of Nick Drake . As if to prove that point, the song ends with a bonafide guitar solo. Krieger knows life can be upended in a second. Five albums in, she’s figured out how to come to terms with that.

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1. It's Italy's largest Church (technically) Milan Cathedral is the largest place of worship in Italy. St Peter's Basilica is bigger, but it sits in the sovereign state of Vatican City, so Duomo di Milano wins on a technicality! It's also the world's third-largest church.

2. It was nearly worked on by Leonardo da Vinci... ...but he withdrew his model to design the cupola (tiburio) in 1488. In 1490 the project was the commissioned to other architects: Francesco di Giorgio Martini, Giovanni Antonio Amadeo e Giangiacomo Dolcebuono. Construction of the building itself began some 100 years earlier, in 1386.

3. Its history stretches from Leonardo to Napoleon to now... From medieval beginnings, the Cathedral has grown through the ages. While the completion of the Duomo façade was ordered by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1805, contemporary artists like Tony Cragg work in response to the architecture today.

4. There are some interesting figures up on high... The Cathedral's long history means its a mix of the medieval, the Gothic, and the modern. This statue was added in the 1930s and depicts heavyweight boxing champion, Primo Carnera.

And the statue on the left above the main entrance, an 1810 work by Camillo Pacetti called the New Law ( La Legge Nuova ), is believed by some scholars to be the inspiration for the Statue of Liberty in New York!

5. But some of the most treasured details are underfoot... ...like these cheeky twins, part of a large sundial built into the tiles and wall of the Cathedral and showing the signs of the zodiac. 

And, digging even deeper, the Cathedral boasts a vast underground Crypt. The Duomo really is full of secrets.

So now you know what you're looking for, it's time to embark on your own Milan Cathedral journey.  Explore Milan Cathedral Remixed.

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