The Moth Saint Paul tickets

Get Your The Moth Tickets in Saint Paul: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Imagine a night where stories take center stage, secrets are shared, and you get to hear the raw, honest moments that connect us all. That’s exactly what happens at The Moth in Saint Paul . It’s more than just storytelling; it’s about finding echoes of your own struggles in someone else's words, laughing at the absurdity of life, or maybe even tearing up a little because someone’s truth hits close to home. The event at Fitzgerald Theater promises an evening packed with genuine human moments, surprising twists, and that feeling that you’re not alone in this messy, beautiful thing called life. Whether you’re a seasoned story listener or just looking for a break from the everyday grind, this is one of those rare nights that sticks with you long after the lights go down. Plus, the vibe is cozy but electric, and who knows, maybe your story will be next.

The Moth Concert Live at Fitzgerald Theater | Saint Paul – October 21st, 2026

The Fitzgerald Theater isn’t just a pretty building; it’s a cornerstone of Saint Paul’s arts scene, with a history that runs deep and a soul that’s still alive today. It’s where memorable moments happen, like when it hosted the 1995 Broadway hit Rent, giving local audiences a chance to see big city productions right in their backyard. Over the years, the theater has worked with countless regional arts groups, pushing the boundaries of what live performance can be and fostering a real sense of community. The backstage area is surprisingly spacious, a real treat for visiting artists who need room to breathe and prepare. When you’re there, seats in Row I are often up for grabs at a good price if you’re quick, and Section U is known for quick bargains too. But honestly, the best advice is to arrive early, parking can be a bit tricky, and locals are usually happy to give directions. The Moth Saint Paul often chooses this historic venue for storytelling nights because it just feels right, intimate but grand, full of history and stories waiting to be told. Attending an event here is like stepping into a living piece of Saint Paul’s cultural fabric, and once you’ve been, it’s hard not to feel a little connected to its story.