Mechanics Hall is proud to be a participating organization in the Card to Culture program. A collaboration between the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Department of Transitional Assistance, the Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Nutrition Program, and the Massachusetts Health Connector, the Card to Culture program makes art and cultural experiences accessible to low-income families for whom cost is a barrier to participation.
How it works
WIC cardholders, EBT cardholders, and ConnectorCare cardholders may obtain free or reduced-price tickets (limited number of tickets available) to most events held at Mechanics Hall. Participating events will be labeled on the landing page for the event, and instructions to obtain tickets will be listed on the Purplepass Event Ticketing page.
Reserve tickets online to participating events easily, through Mechanics Hall Ticketing Partner Purplepass. No identification required. Simply add eligible tickets to cart (available tickets vary by performance, see the corresponding event ticketing page for details), and use the designated promo code at checkout (listed below).
Tickets can also be purchased by calling 508-752-0888 during box office hours, or by sending an email to the Box Office Manager at JBode@mechanicshall.org
Mechanics Hall Box Office Hours
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
11AM - 5PM
Upcoming Card-to-Culture Events
Banquet of the Dying Daylight
Welcome to the realm of Ascena, home of The Banquet Of The Dying Daylight! Imagine Medieval Times meets Comic Con meets a Renaissance Faire! It’s the camaraderie of your best […]
Mechanics Hall presents Club 321 featuring Mafalda Minnozzi
Internationally acclaimed jazz vocalist Mafalda Minnozzi’s signature sound blends Italian roots with authentic Brazilian spirit. Delivering bossa beats, samba melodies, and jazz stylings to audiences worldwide, Minnozzi’s latest album Riofonic spent over 20 weeks on the JazzWeek charts
Mechanics Hall presents Club 321 with Grace Givertz
Shake off winter and wake up to spring. Singer-songwriter Grace Givertz is a Black Opry collaborator, Boston Music Awards nominee, and recipient of the City of Boston’s Extraordinary Women Award. Accompanied by violinist Madison Duffy and armed with a guitar and banjo, Givertz delivers witty, honest lyrics and a big, earnest voice.
Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers Spring 2026 Concert
Event: Many Voices: Spring Concert Date: Sunday, March 15, 2026 Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Admission: Pay-What-You-Wish Every dollar goes directly to supporting the Many Voices Youth Singers — […]
The Worcester Organ Performance Series: Youth Showcase
Celebrate the next generation of organ talent at this special Organ Youth Showcase, part of the Worcester Organ Performance Series. Featuring rising young artists from the theater organ world, this […]
See the complete list of participating organizations offering EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare discounts.
