Ticketing sites for local events
Posted: Wednesday, Aug. 06, 2008
Here are some sites where you can buy tickets to local events. These vendors have no affiliation with the Charlotte Observer. Check multiple vendors to get the best prices.
• CarolinaTix is a centralized ticketing service offering convenient, one-stop-shopping for tickets to many Charlotte events.
• Some smaller venues often handle handle tickets privately. Neighborhood theatre, for instance, sells its own tickets at www.neighborhoodtheatre.com.
These national sites also offer tickets to major shows and many large Charlotte-area clubs:
• www.livenation.com
• www.ticketmaster.com
• www.etix.com
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