Question 1

When is Terri Clark performing at Bonnyville & District Centennial Centre?

Accepted Answer

Terri Clark and Paul Brandt will appear at the Bonnyville & District Centennial Centre (Graham Field House) in Bonnyville&#44; AB&#44; on Wednesday&#44; November 12&#44; 2025. The show starts at 8:00 PM&#44; with doors opening early for ticket scanning&#44; seating&#44; and pre-show activities.

Question 2

What is special about this concert?

Accepted Answer

This concert is a stop on the celebrated Homecoming 2.0 Tour—a co-headline&#44; acoustic-driven evening featuring two country music icons. Terri Clark and Paul Brandt will take turns sharing their greatest hits&#44; trading stories&#44; and performing inspiring duets in a friendly&#44; up-close setting.

Question 3

How can I buy tickets and what do they cost?

Accepted Answer

Tickets can be purchased on the Bonnyville Centennial Centre website&#44; Ticketmaster&#44; Event Tickets Center&#44; and trusted resellers such as SeatGeek and Vivid Seats. Prices range from about $44 for standard seats to $106 for premium or floor locations. Book earlier for the best selection and value.

Question 4

How do I get cheap tickets for Bonnyville?

Accepted Answer

Check SeatGeek and other reliable resellers for flash deals and price drops as the event approaches. Register for venue updates and artist presales—sometimes these unlock code-driven early access or limited-time discounts. Balcony and side section seats usually have more affordable rates&#44; and group-buying with friends can sometimes unlock special pricing.

Question 5

Is the concert all-ages and accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes&#44; all ages are welcome—every guest&#44; including children&#44; must have their own ticket. The venue is fully accessible&#44; offering wheelchair seating and ramps&#44; as well as dedicated staff to assist those with mobility needs. Family groups often enjoy the welcoming&#44; spacious facility.

Question 6

What amenities are available at the venue?

Accepted Answer

The Centre provides ample parking&#44; food and drink concessions&#44; and official tour merchandise stands. Arrive early to enjoy snacks&#44; find the best merch&#44; and explore the facility’s amenities before the show begins.

Question 7

Where can I park and how early should I arrive?

Accepted Answer

There’s free on-site parking at the Bonnyville & District Centennial Centre&#44; but lots can fill quickly for popular concerts. Arrive at least 45–60 minutes before showtime for the easiest parking experience and time to settle in. Accessible parking is available for guests needing assistance.

Question 8

Are bags and cameras allowed at the event?

Accepted Answer

Small personal bags&#44; clutches&#44; and purses are allowed and will be checked by security. Large bags and professional cameras are not permitted. Personal phones are fine for taking photos as long as flash is off and the artists permit it during the show.

Question 9

What COVID-19 or safety policies are in place?

Accepted Answer

The venue’s safety measures follow local and provincial guidelines as the event date approaches&#44; which may include health screening or contactless entry. For the latest protocols&#44; check the Bonnyville Centennial Centre website or subscribe to their updates before showtime.

Question 10

What can I expect from the setlist and concert atmosphere?

Accepted Answer

Expect a lively mix of Terri Clark and Paul Brandt’s beloved classics&#44; new material&#44; and heartfelt duets—punctuated by storytelling&#44; laughs&#44; and audience engagement. The Homecoming Tour 2.0 is famous for making even large venues feel warm and personal&#44; so every guest can look forward to a memorable country music night in Bonnyville.

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