As part of the larger Bard College Community, our driving principle is to operate with a duty of care for all our—artists, audiences, students, and staff alike.
In order to share performances with as many audience members as possible, we ask that you read our most recent health and safety protocols and commit to participating in our community of care.
Protocols may change. Please refer back to this page and to Fisher Center email communications for the most up-to-date guidance and policies. We will continue to assess our COVID protocols and guidelines, as well as consistently monitor new developments, recommendations, and mandates from the CDC and New York state government.
QUESTIONS/COMMENTS?
While we understand that there are varying levels of audience expectations when it comes to safety protocols, we appreciate your understanding that Bard College and the Fisher Center have carefully reviewed and implemented these policies with the intent to be adaptable and compliant, regardless of any new waves or variants, minimize risk, and allow for the continuation of our programs while keeping our artists, audience, staff, and greater Bard community of students and faculty safe.
This information was last updated on August 30, 2022.
Health and Safety
What are the health and safety protocols for Fisher Center performances?
Protocols may change. Please check back closer to your performance for updates.
VACCINE/BOOSTER REQUIREMENTS
- Per Bard College policy and recent CDC guidance, the Fisher Center requires proof of a Covid booster for all guests who are eligible to receive it.
- All guests ages 5+ must provide proof of full vaccination plus booster. The CDC considers people to be fully vaccinated two weeks after a single-dose vaccine, such as Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine, or two weeks after the second dose in a 2-dose series, such as the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
- Please be prepared to present your proof of vaccination and ID when arriving for events at the Fisher Center. Acceptable forms include a CDC vaccination card, a photo of your CDC vaccination card, and Excelsior Pass Plus. Members of the Bard community (students, faculty, staff) may show their Bard ID, as their proof of vaccination and booster has been cleared with the College.
Masking
- The Fisher Center is now “mask friendly.” Anyone who wishes to wear a mask may do so, but it is not required.
2022 Events
Where will performances take place?
Productions will be staged for in-person audiences at the Fisher Center. Select performances will also be available to livestream on our virtual stage, Upstreaming.
How do I watch livestream events?
Viewing details and how-to instructions will be available at the time of purchase.
What are some of the best practices for viewing livestreams?
Connection speed
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Web Browser
Check your web browser. For best results, we recommend using the latest version of Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox (note: we do not support Internet Explorer).
Technical Requirements
You can access performances on a PC or Mac in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari or on your mobile device using the latest version of the Safari or Chrome apps.
Cast the performances to your smart TV from your desktop computer or mobile device using Chromecast or AirPlay, or connect your computer to your TV with an HDMI cable. We do not recommend trying to access the links in a connected/smart TV browser.
Troubleshooting Tips
Where can I find out more about your daily activities and announcements?
Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Spotify, YouTube, and SoundCloud, where you can look forward to daily posts from our performances, staff, and other fun tidbits.
Are you hosting special events or tours?
At this time, backstage tours of our Sosnoff and LUMA theaters are available to Fisher Center and Bard Music Festival supporters.
Tickets and Seating
How will arrival and seating be handled?
Protocols may change. Please check back closer to your performance for updates.
VACCINE/BOOSTER REQUIREMENTS
- Per Bard College policy and recent CDC guidance, the Fisher Center requires proof of a Covid booster for all guests who are eligible to receive it.
- All guests ages 5+ must provide proof of full vaccination plus booster. The CDC considers people to be fully vaccinated two weeks after a single-dose vaccine, such as Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine, or two weeks after the second dose in a 2-dose series, such as the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
- Please be prepared to present your proof of vaccination and ID when arriving for events at the Fisher Center. Acceptable forms include a CDC vaccination card, a photo of your CDC vaccination card, and Excelsior Pass Plus. Members of the Bard community (students, faculty, staff) may show their Bard ID, as their proof of vaccination and booster has been cleared with the College.
Masking
- The Fisher Center is now “mask friendly.” Anyone who wishes to wear a mask may do so, but it is not required.
What if I need accessible seating?
When reserving your tickets, please contact us if you have questions about accessible seating. The Box Office can be reached by telephone at 845-758-7900 or via email at boxoffice@bard.edu.
How can I purchase tickets?
Online
You may purchase tickets 24/7/365 right here on our website.
In Person
Our physical Box Office is open Monday–Friday, from 10 am – 5 pm.
By Phone
To speak with a ticket agent, call 845-758-7900 or email boxoffice@bard.edu. Please have your credit card information ready when you call.
Phone & Email Hours
Monday–Friday, from 10 am – 5 pm.
I have a credit from previous ticket purchases. How can I use my credit?
Credit can be used in the following ways:
- To purchase 2022 Season tickets
- Kept on file for future Fisher Center events
- Donated to support the Fisher Center
If you’d like to use your credit in any of the ways mentioned above, please contact a Box Office representative at 845-758-7900 or email boxoffice@bard.edu.
What happens if I suspect I am ill and can no longer attend a performance?
For the safety of all in attendance, we ask anyone feeling unwell to stay home. Whenever possible, we will offer exchanges to later performance dates, a credit toward future performances, the option to donate your tickets, or a refund.
Support
How can I help support the Fisher Center?
Thank you for offering your support for the Fisher Center and Bard Music Festival. Donations of all sizes are appreciated and help us in our efforts to continue presenting extraordinary performing arts programming.
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