We saved you a seat in the spotlight. Here’s your chance to name it!
The Irvine Bowl has housed the world-famous Pageant of the Masters since 1941. Today, nestled in a picturesque canyon, it holds 2,600 audience members. For nearly 80 years, the amphitheater remains a vital part of cultural history in Laguna Beach.
We are eager to invite you to participate in an exciting opportunity to show support in a meaningful way by buying a seat and becoming part of our exclusive Pageant Legacy Society. Celebrate the memory of a loved one, honor an arts lover, or promote your business or organization. These seats have never been available for naming, so now is your chance!
When you name a seat, you are supporting our nonprofit mission and helping us make the arts more accessible to the community.
OPTIONS AVAILABLE:
For donating, you’ll have your name – or the name of your family, friend, company, or community group – engraved on a aluminum plaque prominently affixed to the seat. Purchase as many seats as you wish; we can ensure they are placed next to each other. Read the stories behind the engravings on five of the already 250 seats reserved.
As a Pageant Legacy Society member, your name will be listed in the Pageant’s souvenir program and on our website. See our current list of Pageant Legacy Society Members.
So make your permanent mark in Laguna Beach! Your plaque will remind future audiences that your personal commitment makes the Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters possible. Questions? Contact [email protected].
The Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach is a non-profit organization recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS under section 501(c)(3) and donations to the Festival of Arts are tax deductible within federal law established by the IRS. EIN: 95-1964772
Please note that the dedication of a seat does not guarantee that specific seat assignment in our theatre, and seats sponsors must still purchase tickets for any performance at the Pageant of the Masters. The naming of any seat in the Irvine Bowl will continue until the end of the useful life of the seat or the facility and that naming will not continue if the seat or the facility is replaced, remodeled, or demolished. Additionally, the naming of any seat may be immediately removed at the sole discretion of the organization if the individual for whom the seat is named falls into disrepute.
