Get them something operatic this holiday!

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Share some merriment! (image from Falstaff, credit: David Allen, Opera San Jose)

One Last Day... Four Great Gift Ideas!

You still have one more day to get your gift shopping done all in one go! Take a look at these 4 great stocking stuffers for the opera lover in your life:

Get unlimited admission to all three of our remaining 2025-26 Season operas for just $100 with our Opus Pass
Get 40% off our upcoming Benedum opera, Falstaff—Verdi's madcap romp based on Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor—with promo code: FALALA
Get 10% off General Admission and VIP tickets to our iconic annual fashion event with promo code: FALALA
Get a Pittsburgh Opera gift card, good for this season and beyond!

These deals only last until midnight tonight... Wrap up something dramatic this season!

*Offers not valid towards previously purchased tickets/opus pass or in combination with any other offer. Discounted tickets found to be resold at a higher value will be invalidated.

Give Big Tomorrow!

Tomorrow, your gift to Pittsburgh Opera goes twice as far.

Thanks to a generous Giving Tuesday match from Michele Fabrizi, Rob & Janet Squires, and others, every dollar becomes two — fueling the artists, students, and stories that make this city sing.

Bonus: Give tomorrow and you’re automatically entered to win:
• A VIP backstage tour of the Benedum
• Exclusive seating for two at Falstaff

One day. Double the impact. Real change.

Let’s lift up the voices that matter.

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*Matching funds available while they last.

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