From moving dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies to stunning musicals, the Majestic Theater hosts a wide range of fantastic live productions. As the actors completely embody their roles you'll be stunned to learn that the theater only uses local talent. This intimate venue also has charming decor since it's a renovated movie theater. Before the show, stop by the Majestic Cafe for a glass of wine or a snack.
Symphony Hall, located on the Court Street, is a dynamic performing arts venue for a wide range of cultural extravaganzas. There is not a bad seat in the house and equipped with excellent acoustics and state-of-the-art facilities, every event held here is a success. Home to a gamut of events; from Broadway productions to theater for children, Symphony Hall will have a performance that everyone will love.
The Mass Mutual Center is a 6,679-seat multi-purpose arena in Springfield. It opened in 1972 and was the largest arenas in the region. It was owned and operated by the city for eighteen years. It provides an exhibition hall, ballroom and meeting rooms. Fairs, meetings, conferences, exhibitions and various events are scheduled here throughout the year.
This theater was built in 1930 in homage to local theologian Horace Bushnell and today it still remains as one of the Connecticut's best event venues. A must-visit for all culture lovers, the Bushnell has inspired audiences with its fantastic shows and plays a leading role in the Hartford's cultural vibrancy. It is a non-profit organization renowned for community programs and a leading educator and advocate of the arts. From Broadway shows to comedians, it's a great place to spend an evening.
This large arena provides an indoor and outdoor facility with retractable walls, and it is the best place to see a live concert in Connecticut. You'll see top acts here, including contemporary and classical bands which give unforgettable performances. On a warm summer evening there is no better place to be in Connecticut then enjoying a show here.
The impressive and varied line-up at the Calvin Theatre and Performing Arts Center is definitely worth checking out. From comedies to musicals to the Russian Ballet, you'll find them all at the great Calvin Theatre and Performing Arts Center. A part of the Iron Horse Entertainment Group, this theater has both balcony and floor seating. No matter where you're seating, you're guaranteed to have a great view of the stage.
Built in 1839, the Simsbury Townhouse was the city townhouse for almost a century. Commonly called Boy Scout Hall, this Greek Revival landmark is rented out to local organizations for private events. With maxing standing capacity of 177, it is the venue for several fitness classes and community events.
The celebrated Town Hall of Russell in St. Lawrence County, New York was built in 1921. Illustrating the Classical Revival style of architecture, this monument is three stories high. At the time of its construction, the lower floor was meant to accommodate town offices, while the upper floor was meant for a two-story theater. This historic beauty’s east-side facade extends into an ornate portico. Due to its iconic architecture and historic importance, it was included in the National Register of Historical Places in 1996. If you are visiting Russell, a short tour of their Town Hall is a must.
In 2009, the Playhouse Theatre Group decided to open the doors and present some of the best classic plays and other performance pieces on stage. From comedy and children's shows to Othello and modern, interpretive dance, there is something for all tastes. Tickets are relatively inexpensive and the organization constantly provides outreach programs to foment a love for the arts in the greater Hartford region.
This historical courthouse that serves as a city hall, an auditorium and a government office is the Eno Memorial Hall. Renowned as a local landmark, the rooms in this hall is reserved as classes and various other events. There are several events conducted here very often that grabs the locals and tourists to enjoy the event.
This theater in downtown Hartford is where you come and see freestyle performances that take the word improv to a new level. From spoken-word sessions with the audience to choreographed miming and situational comedy, the Sea Tea group always provides a laugh or two. Many of their members have learned from the best at renowned comedy institutions such as Second City, Groundlings and the Upright Citizens Brigade.