We are so excited that you are trying to purchase
tickets to a DiverseWorks event! We want you to enjoy our PAY WHAT YOU WANT PRICE
to all of our performing arts events for the 2009-2010 Season.
Sorry if this process is confusing. we're trying to
make this as simple as possible. Sometimes we've reached a point where this is
"much simpler than it was" instead of "simple." We'd
appreciate the feedback on this process to make it more efficient and user
friendly.
Now, to be helpful...
Click on “Donate" under the night that you
would like to attend the performance.
Enter the total amount that you would like to pay
for all of your tickets.
**VERY IMPORTANT** Please make sure to include in
the note section the number of tickets you will be reserving for that night.
When you have finished, press "PROCEED TO
CHECKOUT" which takes you to a screen that 1) asks you to login to your
PayPal account, or 2) provides fields for you to fill in with the pertinent
credit card info to purchase the tickets. If you cannot see Option 2
immediately, find the "Don't
have a PayPal account?" toward the bottom of the page,
right above all the logos for the credit card companies. Click the link and it
will take you to the Input Fields page.
Click the "PAY $x.xx NOW" button. You must click this
button to complete the transaction.
An email receipt will be sent to you. Please note
that we do not send tickets to you in the mail. Your name & number of
tickets will be on the will call list the night of the performance. You can
check in at the box office to get your tickets.
If you are still having trouble purchasing tickets,
you can call us Monday-Friday from 10am-6pm to help you walk through the
process or we are happy to take your reservation over the phone! You can call the main number at 713-223-8346.
Thanks
for your patience, and we can't wait to see you!
DiverseWorks kicks off the season with an exhibition that commemorates the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Take a look at how one of the U.S.'s largest natural disaster transformed the lives of artists from Southeast Louisiana. 
