The holidays are on the way and what's more Christmassy than the carols? If you're in the mood for a festive sing-a-long, our friends at fever have you covered with this wonderful yuletide concert, featuring all your favorite carols played by a talented string quartet in an evocative candlelit venue. So Come All Ye Faithful and enjoy a not-so-Silent Night of Joy To The World!

A Columbus holiday tradition since 1983! The Holiday Pops concert is amongst the year's most popular events, with first-class renditions of your favorite holiday hits, sing-a-longs, and of course, a visit from a certain North Pole resident! Don't miss this sonic winter wonderland, conducted by Stuart Chafez, when it brings tidings of comfort and joy to the Ohio Theatre from Dec 1-3!

Everyone loves a holiday special and there is nothing more special than this awesome festive experience from our friends at fever. Featuring a raft of the season's most beloved and timeless music, including extracts from The Nutcracker, join a live string quartet in a wonderful candlelit venue for a Christmas celebration so merry, you'll be smiling 'til New Year's Eve!

There's nothing like some holiday pops to get you in the festive mood! As much a part of the Christmas celebrations as all those Nutcrackers and Christmas Carols, Holiday Pops sees your city's orchestra bringing the holiday cheer for a Christmas extravaganza with a mix of popular standards, film scores, carols and hymns.

Two of the biggest fantasy properties in the world, The Lord of Rings meets A Game Of Thrones in this epic candlelight concert celebrating the wonderful music of both. Taking you on a journey through Middle Earth and Westeros through the music of Howard Shore and Ramin Djawadi, join our friends at fever for this night of rings, dragons, battles, and more - as presented in a location fit for a Queen or King of the North or Lothlorien!

In your town, there lives a theater. Not a nasty, empty theater with no music or shows. this is the theater set to show this fantastic concert experience, with an orchestra and seating galore, which means happiness. In fact, such it was that the grand theater would be staging a show, featuring the finest compositions from the epic tales of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and would be accompanied by the voice of one of Middle Earth's strongest wizards, Saruman, who may be known to some as Sir Christopher Lee. With promises of moving performances of elves and the terrifying and thrilling melodies of Mordor, some would say that to miss the performance would be to miss the last boat to Valinor.