Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Capitol District, Richmond

Raha D. • November 6, 2019This place is rather small, but beautifull! Feels like going into a 18th century opera house! They need to think about the lines of bars and cafes outside the opera doors.

Jonathan M. • July 3, 2014The Color Purple is a wonderful production that is as good as anything you will see on Broadway. Go see it.

Mighty C. • June 7, 2011ALWAYS something interesting going on, terrific space, outstanding curation ... art-a-palooza!

Chris F. • August 4, 2013If you laugh, they'll let you come back.

Peter M. • May 28, 2011Great venue. Great sound system. Great schedules.

Joza J. • November 3, 2013Amazing place the deco worth a visit!

Lucas H. • February 18, 2011http://www.richmondcenterstage.com/

Alex N. • September 24, 2012Unique dishes, interesting decor, and super friendly staff. Perfect date night spot!

Jenni H. • October 16, 2011The Richmond Folk Festival is not only free (accepts donations), but has a great diversity of food, music, people and a great energy.

shineshineshine • October 3, 2012Hidden interior courtyard, often has live music.

Daulton W. • June 23, 2012Very intimate venue to enjoy a meal and watch your favorite music groups. We came early, got a front row table - it was like having Lao Tizer & Karen Briggs in your living room. Great performance!

Lisa N. • November 22, 2015Steak wrap was good but the cheese quesadia was fabulous

Rachel W. • March 29, 2013Beautiful building. Great location for plays!

Nightlife Promo's, Inc. • October 29, 2009The Hat Factory is recently under new ownership and management and provides live music acts as well as various themed parties/events. One of the most gorgeous venues in Richmond City!!

Chris M. • October 16, 2009Good local and semi-nation venue. Space is limited but makes for an intimate shows. Good cheap pizza.

Jonah H. • February 8, 2012There are 2 entrances to Brown’s Island and payment will be taken at all. Cash, only at the 5th street entrance. Debit and credit cards are taken at the pedestrian bridge at 7th Street.