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 goes up. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday, July 8.

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.

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...
The Rocky Horror Picture Show

October 30, 10:00 pm

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"Give yourself over to absolute pleasure" and join us for a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, probably the oddest, most off-the-wall cult film ever made, a kinky rock'n'roll science fiction horror satire that is everybody's favorite late-night show. Featuring SUNY Purchase's own live shadow cast!
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).