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Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theater

61 Atlantic St, Stamford, 06901
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Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre Tickets

The Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre is part of the rich history of the arts in New England. This theater, designed by Thomas Lamb as a vaudeville house, opened in 1927. Since then, the venue has been known for many concerts, comedy performances and live operas. In addition to entertainment performances, it hosts art exhibits throughout the year. The venue has state-of-the-art features, and thanks to multiple restorations that started in 1983, it's considered one of the best performance venues in Connecticut. Over the years, many famous acts have made appearances at Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre events. These include Gordon Lightfoot, Kevin James and Jay Leno. If you're going to be in the area, grab some Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre tickets at StubHub today.

What is the Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre seating capacity?

There is plenty of room to accommodate a multitude of guests at The Palace Theatre. It was designed to have 1,580 seats, and all of the seating is comfortable and promotes a high level of visibility for performances. There are two levels, the ground floor and the balcony, and most find the seating arrangements conveniently spaced.

Is the Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre accessible by public transportation?

The Palace Theatre is accessible by mass transit, and if you're looking to see a show, you can easily reach the venue via Metro-North's Danbury Line. Additionally, the Stamford Express bus stops close to the theater. Each of these mass transit options is within easy walking distance from the venue, and each will grant you a glimpse of life in this beautiful city.

Is there on-site parking?

There is no on-site parking at the venue, but the Landmark Square garage across the street is a convenient place to park. Two other parking sites in the area, the Bell Street and Summer Place garages, are both within walking distance.

Are there other entertainment options nearby?

One of the best features of the Stamford Center of the Arts is that it offers a two-tiered experience. In addition to The Palace Theatre, the center features the Rich Forum. It's home to a television studio owned by NBCUniversal, so if you'd like to see a live show being filmed, you can find tickets for this when you're in the Stamford area.

Is the Stamford Center for the Arts - Palace Theatre a wheelchair-friendly facility?

Those who need special accommodations will be happy to learn that The Palace Theatre is an ADA-accessible venue. If you need wheelchair- or handicapped-accessible seating, let the box office staff know what you require.Back to Top