Advanced tickets for most Cannonball Festival shows can be purchased through Phillyfringe.org There are links on all individual show pages for tickets.

Tickets for all Cannonball shows and events can be purchased in person during the festival at the MAAS Building, Icebox Project Space, or Fidget.

All shows at Liberty Lands are free and do not require reservations, however, they are encouraged!

Special event tickets, such as Workshop tickets and reservations for Deep Dives, are available via phillyfringe.org. Each event page will link to tickets as they become available. These tickets will also be available in person at our Cannonball Box Offices at the MAAS Building, Icebox Project Space, and Fidget.

All Cannonball Shows (expect for free shows) are priced as follows:
$50 Supporter Level Tickets — for audience members who are financially able to offer extra support to Cannonball’s independent artists
$25 General Admission Tickets
$5, $10, $15, or $20 Pay What You Can Tickets, for audience members who are not financially able to afford general admission tickets

Our OVERBOARD! Cabaret, along with several special events are completely free to attend.

Cannonball shows honor Almanac Dance Circus Theatre’s NOTAFLF policy — no one turned away for lack of funds. Email boxoffice@cannonballfestival.org for more information.

Yes! We offer group ticket discounts for students, seniors, and other groups. Email boxoffice@cannonballfestival.org for more information.

Additionally, you can earn free tickets and other prizes by playing “Cannonball Bingo” — check in in-person at the Cannonball Box Office for more information!

Yes! Press comps are available for all performances. Please email boxoffice@cannonballfestival.org to reserve.

With Cannonball’s Blind Date Experience, you’ll be paired with another audience member for a rendezvous that goes beyond lights up and lights down — and might cause a few platonic sparks of its own.

Blind Dates will be happening at MAAS, Fidget, and Icebox every Friday (except September 1st). On these nights, you can purchase a Blind Date Experience for $15 at the Box Office. half an hour before the performance. You will be matched with another audience member and each pair will receive one gift bag that includes: drink tickets, pre-show icebreakers, special goodies, and a post-show discussion guide.

Icebox project space is located at 1400 N American Street in the Crane Arts Building. Street parking is available on American Street, and the building is a few blocks from the Girard stop on the Market-Frankford Line. For more information about Icebox and Crane Arts, click here:
https://iceboxprojectspace.com/crane-arts/

The entrance to the MAAS Building for ALL Cannonball Events is located at 1320 N 5th Street. Beware: Google maps or other gps services may take you to 1325 N Randolph Street when you search for the Maas Building, so please make sure you enter on 5th street! Street parking is available throughout the neighborhood.

Fidget is located at 1714 N Mascher St. Street parking is available on Mascher Street, and the building is a few blocks from the Berks stop on the Market-Frankford Line. For more information about Fidget, click here: www.thefidget.org

Liberty Lands is a public park located at 913 N 3rd Street, nestled between 3rd and American St, and W. Wildey and Poplar St. 2-hour Street parking is available on 3rd St and the surrounding blocks. Liberty Lands is a 10 minute walk from Spring Garden Station on the Market-Frankford Line. For more information about Liberty Lands, click here: www.nlna.org/liberty-lands-park

Yes, Icebox is an accessible venue. A ramp is located at the main entrance.

Unfortunately, the Maas Building is not an accessible venue. The Maas Studio is located up a flight of stairs, and the terrain in the garden is uneven cobblestones.

Unfortunately, Fidget is not an accessible venue. Fidget is located up several flights of stairs.

Liberty Lands Stage is a fully-outdoor venue on the grounds of a public park. Liberty Lands is accessed via grass and uneven terrain, and may be inaccessible or challenging for mobility devices.

Yes! Food from a variety of pop-up vendors and drinks from Fergie’s Pub will be available at the Maas Garden Bar September 7-9, 11-16, 18-23, 25-30 from 5-10pm, with additional opening hours on Sundays. On September 1-6, 10, and 17, food and drinks will be available during festival hours at our festival partner Punchbuggy Brewing, just across the street from Icebox Project Space.

The MAAS Garden Bar is open 5-10pm Sunday through Friday.

Nope! While we highly encourage you to see all that Cannonball has to offer, folks are welcome to enjoy the garden bar and Cannonball community vibes anytime. You do not need a show ticket to enjoy the bar. Make sure to stick around for our nightly, FREE Overboard! Cabaret.

Cannonball Festival abides by all local, state, and federal regulations. Masks are required in all indoor spaces.

If you would like to drink alcohol, you will need your ID. To enter a show, we just need the name of the ticket purchaser- no printing or pulling up emails required. Masks must be worn in indoor spaces.

No reservations are required for events at Liberty Lands.

Masks will be available on site. If you are not able to wear a mask, unfortunately, we cannot grant you admittance to any indoor venue.

If you would like to request any additional on-site accommodations, please contact Cannonball Crew at admin@thealmanac.us and describe your request(s). We will do our best to meet the needs of our audiences!

Cannonball Festival is produced by Almanac Dance Circus Theatre, a collective performance company that has been creating and producing original works since 2013. We started Cannonball Festival in 2021 in collaboration with our friends at the Maas Building. Click here for more information about the entire team behind Cannonball.

We always have opportunities for artists, supporters, volunteers, and audience members to get involved! Click here to learn more!

We sure do! Check out Cannoncast, every Monday hosted by Jeff Evans for artist interviews and BTS sneak peaks, and the Cannonblog for recommendations, reviews, festival tips, and more!

Cloudy is a chicken who lived at the Maas Building for a short but beautiful and impactful few weeks in 2021. Now Cloudy is in a better place… at a free range farm in Lancaster! But Cloudy’s legacy lives on as our official Cannonball Festival Mascot, seen our T-Shirts and throughout the website.

Visit the Cannonball Box Office in person during the festival!

Cannonball is an official hub of the Philadelphia Fringe! Every Cannonball Mainstage show, along with our OVERBOARD! Cabaret, is also a part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. As the largest and one of the first official festival hubs, we work closely with our friends at FringeArts to make sure that our audiences and artists have the best experience possible!

In the Spring, Cannonball produces Miniball, a week long, paired down version of Cannonball Festival, which is not associated with FringeArts.

Miniball is a micro-version of the festival featuring encores of previous Cannonball shows, as well as other works not featured in the festival before, to keep the spirit of Cannonball sailing strong throughout the year.

Miniball returns December 8th-18th at Christ Church Neighborhood House- more information coming soon!