A Prairie Home Companion Tickets

A Prairie Home Companion (APHC) is a storied American radio and live-performance institution that began as a Saturday-night staple from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota. The show’s original run, hosted by Garrison Keillor, spanned 1974–2016, delivering a mix of music, serialized humor, and charming storytelling that became a cultural touchstone. When Keillor stepped down as host in 2016, the program evolved into Live from Here under Chris Thile from 2016–2020. In 2024, APHC celebrated a 50th‑anniversary reunion tour, gifting fans with new performances across major cities, and 2025 brings a robust schedule including stops in St. Paul, Galveston, Austin, Nashville, Boston, and New York. For fans and first‑timers alike, this page is your reliable guide to APHC’s enduring legacy and ongoing live appearances.

We’ve got you covered for tickets—secure your seats with ease, and stay informed about venues, dates, and the unique blend of radio‑era charm and live show energy that APHC delivers. Learn about the performers, the show’s history, and where to catch the next performance near you.

Important notes for fans: APHC’s 50th‑anniversary tour kicked off in 2024 with a series of city stops, and the 2025 tour continues the tradition with appearances in multiple U.S. cities. December 2025 Christmas shows feature a lineup that includes Heather Masse, Christine DiGiallonardo, the Royal Academy of Radio Actors, and Rich Dworsky’s Shoe Band. For official information and updates, follow the official site prairiehome.org and Garrison Keillor’s posts on X/Twitter at @g_keillor. We’ll keep this page updated with new dates, venues, and behind‑the‑scenes notes as they’re announced.

Remember: tickets are in high demand for this iconic, historically significant program. If you’re packing your calendar with quintessential American radio‑era warmth and live performance storytelling, APHC is a must‑see event.

Social links: prairiehome.org | @g_keillor