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You may have seen the Palace Theatre before, somewhere else. No, it has not moved since it was built in 1914, in fact there are 450 buildings in the United States of the same design which made it easy for traveling troupes to use the layout of the theater. Today, the Palace Theatre has its own professional company as well as a company of youth and teen and one of child performers. Besides shows put on by this company which include numerous musical and play offerings throughout the year, traveling shows and community theaters can rent out the facility to bring the arts, in many different forms, to Manchester.

Northeast Delta Dental Stadium

Although the Northeast Delta Dental Stadium Stadium is mostly used for baseball games of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, other events occur from time to time. The stadium has been known in the past as Fisher Cats Ballpark although the name has now changed permanently, signs in the city still reference the stadium by its old name. Concerts in the stadium have included such greats at Bob Dylan, and the stadium hold up to 7,500 spectators.

SNHU Arena

The home field arena for both the Manchester Monarchs and the Manchester Wolves, the SNHU Arena is a great place to watch both professional hockey and American football. Other events, like the American Idols Live! Tour and bands like My Chemical Romance have been known to grace the venue as well. Ticket sales are available both at the Arena and online. 10,000 seats are available for a hockey game, and one of the largest political events in New Hampshire, a rally for Barack Obama. Colleges, such as the University of New Hampshire and Dartmouth men's hockey teams play in the arena, as do well known teams such as the Boston Celtics. For both sports and music, the SNHU Arena is the place to be.

Chubb Theater

Welcoming guests since 1927, Capitol Theater was the area's finest movie theater and concert hall. After many a glory days , the theater fell into disrepair and was shut down.The city with its many benefactors took it upon themselves to recreate the magic of this theater and restored it to its former glory. They worked endlessly on the theater's noted Egyptian motif artwork. Reopened in 1995 as the Chubb Theater, this modern facility now forms the identity of the center. Seating upto 1,130 people and complete with state of the art sound and lighting fixtures, computerized ticketing, the theater is now better than ever. Its stage sees a number of performances of every genre and scale. From ballet to Broadway, it is the finest venue for performing arts and sees talents from all over the world. For more information about the theater and ticketing, call ahead or visit their website.

Dana Center for the Humanities

Home to the student theater group of Saint Anselm College and a leading performing arts venue in the city, the Dana Center for the Humanities is the perfect spot for those who wish to get a cultural dose during their time in the city. Not only does the theater host productions and performances by the student-run organization Anselmian Abbey Players but the theater also sees world-class performances by artists from all over the the world. From classical Russian concerts to contemporary Indian dances, the theater has played host to all. If you are in the mood for an entertaining time, look no further than spending an evening at the Dana Center for the Humanities.

Winnipesaukee Playhouse

With a seating capacity of 200 plus, Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a cultural center that was founded in 2004 with an intention to encourage art and artists in the region. It is a wonderful space equipped with modern facilities - features fabulous summer stock performances and community theatre performances. Visitors can enjoy performances throughout the year at this well-laid-out theatre. The Playhouse also hosts workshops for artists and child artists in the production and acting.