Yakima Town Hall

Yakima Town Hall - Frequently Asked Questions

Can we purchase individual tickets to the Town Hall Series?

The Town Hall Speaker Series is sold as a package with one fee that is all-inclusive for the four speakers.  As you can well imagine, if sold individually our tickets would each cost more for the caliber of speakers we offer.  By bundling them, we save printing costs, advertising costs, and ensure that each speaker has a full audience.  Donations from our sponsors cover a large portion of the cost of bringing these very special speakers to Yakima, so we can keep our ticket price below cost.

If I cannot attend a speaker, may I give away my ticket?

Of course! This is a great way to introduce a friend to Yakima Town Hall. If you cannot attend all four speakers, feel free to give some of your tickets away as gifts or employee incentives as well. You can also return your ticket to the Capitol Theatre's box office, so it can be used by a student or another patron. 

Parking is difficult and I cannot walk a long distance. Do you have any suggestions?

We have been granted permission by the City of Yakima to use the parking lot on Third Street across from the Yakima Police Department (Third & Walnut) 1 ½ blocks away. Regardless of where you park, You should plan to start finding your parking place approximately 30 minutes before the event starts. Taxi and Uber services are available in Yakima and is perfectly suited to deliver you to the front door. Our speakers end promptly at noon, so you can tell your taxi when to pick you up.

I ordered my tickets shortly after the last speaker in the spring. When will you send my tickets?

The Capitol Theatre is now managing our tickets. Typically tickets will be sent to you a few weeks prior to the first speaker. If you have any questions about your tickets, please contact the Capitol Theatre box office at (509) 853-2787.

I know my tickets arrived in the mail and now I can’t find them. What should I do?

The Capitol Theatre will have a list of series ticket holders. Please contact them directly for a replacement ticket. (509) 853-2787 or visit them at the box office.

Can The Capitol Theatre accommodate my special needs?

We have several sets of listening devices on tables just inside the front doors of the theater lobby.  You may check one out and return it at the end of the presentation.

If you will be arriving in a wheelchair, please contact The Capitol Theatre at least one week prior to the event.  There are a few spots in the theater where we can remove a chair to accommodate a wheelchair and reserve a seat for an attendant or helper next to you.  Both you and your caregiver must be ticketholders.

When will tickets for the next season’s series go on sale?

Current ticket holders will get a chance to renew shortly after the final speaker in the series.  They will receive a brochure and an order form.  For those who are not presently ticket holders, you can purchase tickets at The Captiol Theatre beginning mid-June.

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"My dear friend Henry Winkler was right....Yakima Town Hall's hospitality knows no bounds. You are warm, generous, yet seriously professional women and I can see why all your speaker guests request return invitations. And who knew they could cook colcannon in this part of the world. That was the most fantastic dinner and lovely reception. I'm heading west next year and will try to make a detour to Yakima. I'm sure you can guarantee me a full house." - Ronan Tynon, Ireland's Inspirational & Gifted Tenor

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