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- The Shedd Institute Ticket Office: Phone: 541.434.7000. On the web: through this site (www.theshedd.org). Location: 868 High Street, Eugene, OR (at the corner of E. Broadway & High Streets in downtown Eugene; enter through the High Street doors).
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Ticket Office: Hours: M-F 9a-6p, S 9a-2p 868 High St, Eugene | Phone: 541.434.7000
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Shedd Ticket Processing Fees. OFAM 2024 tickets purchased at The Shedd Ticket Office incur the following processing fees: (a) orders placed by phone or in person - no fee, (b) orders placed online - $4/order; (b) lost ticket replacement - $1/ticket; (c) ticket exchange - $1.50 if unprinted, $2 if printed; (d) mailing - $2.50 expedited. Facility ...
The Shedd Institute Ticket Office: Phone: 541.434.7000. On the web: through this site (www.theshedd.org). Location: 868 High Street, Eugene, OR (at the corner of E. Broadway & High Streets in downtown Eugene; enter through the High Street doors).
The Eye Center Drs. John Haines, John Polansky & Brian Walker, Shedd Presenting Sponsor. Jerry Herman and Michael Stewart’s award-winning, smash hit musical adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s 1938 farce The Merchant of Yonkers (which was itself based on Brit John Oxenford’s 1835 play A Day Well Spent), Hello, Dolly! follows the romantic and ...
