The following performances will have
live ASL Interpretation Services provided:
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The Revolutionists written by Lauren Gunderson produced by Dream On Theatre Works April 20th, 7:30pm show PG-16 Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical Jr produced by McDowell Children's Theatre June 23rd, 7:00pm show PG Disney’s 101 Dalmatians produced by McDowell Children's Theatre July 28th, 7:00pm show PG Just Red Book Reading, Local Author Event August 12th at 10am 18M+ The Trip to Bountiful produced by Dream On Theatre Works August 24th, 7:30pm show PG-13 The Addams’s Family young@part produced by McDowell Children's Theatre October 22nd, 7:00pm show PG |
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We have chair clips available at box office that are designed to hold canes and mobility devices in-place alongside your seat (and avoid having to set your items on the floor or lean them somewhere far away). They have expandable bands that attach to any chair in our theatre space. You can request one at box office or choose a seat on Row A already equipped with one.
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All programming held in MACA is ground-floor accessible. We do not hold public programming on floors that all folks cannot access.
Our artisan shop, gallery, restrooms, classroom, permanent art collection, and theatre are all wheelchair accessible. All aisle-ways in MACA are at least 32 inches wide and our restrooms are each equipped with an accessible stall. Our front entrance is accessible from street level with no steps or steep incline and there is a cut-curb ramp located directly in front of our building at the cross-walk. |
- Parking. When parking to access our location, 50 South Main Street Marion NC 28752, the closest parking available is parallel parking along Main Street. There is a cut curb at the crosswalk directly in front of MACA.
- Entering Our Building. The front door entrance to McDowell Arts Council, located at 50 South Main Street Marion NC 28752, is located on street level with no stairs or incline. MACA's exterior door has a push/pull door handle that opens outward towards the street. Our gallery, shop, theatre, classroom, offices, and restrooms are all on the same level of the building with no stairs impeding access to these areas.
- Restrooms are located down the purple hallway facing the entrance to MACA. Each restroom has an accessible stall.
- Service Animals are always welcome and respected at MACA. Our staff will never interfere with working service animals or animals in training, but we may offer you a treat, to offer to them. Service animals are always welcome at seated events at MACA. If you'd like, call ahead of time and we'll make sure to have a good seat reserved that best meets your individual needs. 828-652-8610.
- Entering Our Building. The front door entrance to McDowell Arts Council, located at 50 South Main Street Marion NC 28752, is located on street level with no stairs or incline. MACA's exterior door has a push/pull door handle that opens outward towards the street. Our gallery, shop, theatre, classroom, offices, and restrooms are all on the same level of the building with no stairs impeding access to these areas.
- Parking. When parking to access our location (at 50 S Main St. Marion, NC 28752), the closest parking available is parallel parking along Main Street. There is a cut curb at the crosswalk directly in front of MACA.
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COVID-19 POLICY & SAFETY PLAN
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If you are un-vaccinated against COVID-19, we ask that you wear a mask while visiting our facility.
If you do not have a mask with you, we have complimentary disposable masks available at the door.
Please respect 6ft of distance between yourself and those not in your party.
During downtown events, festivals, and high-traffic times in our gallery staff may ask you to wear a mask, regardless of your vaccination status. Our facility welcomes individuals and groups who include those who are immunocompromised, medically vulnerable, or ineligible for vaccination. Thank you for your understanding.
What is required to enter shows at McDowell Arts Council Association?
At seated events in the Greenlee Theatre, you will be asked to wear a mask while checking in,
being seated, and in shared areas of the building (concessions, bathrooms).
You may remove your mask after you are seated.
What else are we doing to create as safe an environment as possible?
All MACA Staff and Volunteers are fully vaccinated.
Our venue is regularly disinfected at all high touch areas within the venue,
including seats, handrails and door handles, counter tops, and restrooms. In addition to our staff efforts, we also are
contracting professional cleaning services to help us keep the space sanitized.
Other actions we are taking to remain operational:
• Tickets are being sold at a reduced capacity, photo ID check-in, and contact-free payment option available for every ticket purchased online or in person.
• The first row of seating is blocked off so that the audience is placed further back from the stage.
• Shows have been selected with small cast sizes.
>SHOP
If you are un-vaccinated against COVID-19, we ask that you wear a mask while visiting our facility.
If you do not have a mask with you, we have complimentary disposable masks available at the door.
Please respect 6ft of distance between yourself and those not in your party.
During downtown events, festivals, and high-traffic times in our gallery staff may ask you to wear a mask, regardless of your vaccination status. Our facility welcomes individuals and groups who include those who are immunocompromised, medically vulnerable, or ineligible for vaccination. Thank you for your understanding.
What is required to enter shows at McDowell Arts Council Association?
At seated events in the Greenlee Theatre, you will be asked to wear a mask while checking in,
being seated, and in shared areas of the building (concessions, bathrooms).
You may remove your mask after you are seated.
What else are we doing to create as safe an environment as possible?
All MACA Staff and Volunteers are fully vaccinated.
Our venue is regularly disinfected at all high touch areas within the venue,
including seats, handrails and door handles, counter tops, and restrooms. In addition to our staff efforts, we also are
contracting professional cleaning services to help us keep the space sanitized.
Other actions we are taking to remain operational:
• Tickets are being sold at a reduced capacity, photo ID check-in, and contact-free payment option available for every ticket purchased online or in person.
• The first row of seating is blocked off so that the audience is placed further back from the stage.
• Shows have been selected with small cast sizes.