Center Series

Center Series

The Purchase PAC presents a full season of world-class performing arts events running from October through May each year. Our 2026-2027 season celebrates community, creativity, and the joy that you feel when the curtain rises.

Browse our 2026-2027 event listings below. Use the drop-down boxes to sort by series and/or genre.
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Create-Your-Own Series Package – Buy More and Save!
Select three or more eligible Center Series events and enter discount code CYO3+27 during checkout to get 15% off the regular ticket price.

**Important Announcement.**
October 13, 2026
Please be advised that SUNY Purchase is currently transitioning to a new phone service provider. At this time calls to The PAC are not being received. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to have phone service restored soon. Tickets can still be purchased online.

Treasure Island Reimagined: Jane Hawkins and the Pirate’s Gold

October 17, 3:00 pm

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Treasure Island Reimagined: Jane Hawkins and the Pirate’s Gold is Jason Neulander’s newest “live-action graphic novel.” The year is 1754. The place, the western shores of Scotland. Jane Hawkins, twelve years old, works at a sleepy seaside inn. When a sinister vagabond arrives with a mysterious trunk, Jane’s humdrum life swerves towards adventure...
Songs of the Spirit: A Concert for Peace

December 5 – 6

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Songs of the Spirit: A Concert for Peace is an invitation to come together to ring in the season of light with a joyous community celebration of unity through global music, dance, and spoken word. A festive party with a holiday vibe, A Concert for Peace will feature a roster of extraordinary artists from around the globe sharing the stage with SUNY Purchase music, dance, and theatre students.
Orpheus Chamber Orchestra

April 16, 7:30 pm

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When the musicians of Orpheus focus their collective energies on Beethoven, Dvořák, Elena Ruehr, the result is the sonic equivalent of a 4K Ultra HD video, revealing latent details that have never come through so clearly. They have an ideal partner in violinist Paul Huang, a musician’s musician whose playing stands out as “unfailingly incisive and technically immaculate.” (Chicago Classical Review).