General Admission. All Ages
Vivo Performing Arts presents Charles Yang Grammy Award-winning violinist and vocalist Charles Yang - best known as a member of the genre-defying trio Time for Three - returns to Boston in support of his forthcoming album. Described by The Boston Globe as playing 'classical violin with the charisma of a rockstar,' Yang fuses countless musical influences - from Rachmaninoff and Brahms to The Beatles and B.B. King - into one multifaceted musical experience. Full of virtuosity and heart, Yang shares the songs that shaped his journey and musical vision in a moving, deeply original show that celebrates creativity and the limitless possibilities of music.
- Main venue: (617) 625-5700
- Box office: (617) 625-5880
- Located at main box office
- Valid photo ID required for pickup
- Arrive at least 45 minutes before event start time
- Tickets held until 30 minutes before event
- Limited street parking in Davis Square
- Several public parking lots within walking distance
- Metered street parking available
- Public transit recommended (Davis Square T station)
- Wheelchair accessible venues
- Companion seating available
- Elevator access
- Contact box office for specific accommodation needs
- No outside food or beverages
- Age restrictions may vary by event
- No large bags or backpacks
- Valid government-issued ID required for age-restricted events
- Child ticket policies depend on specific event
- Generally, children under 5 not recommended for most shows
- Some all-ages events available
- Parental discretion advised
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