Live Entertainment Venues

Bridgeport, Connecticut

The Bijou Theatre is a historic 1920s movie palace and live music venue in downtown Bridgeport, CT, restored to host concerts, comedy shows, and community events. One of Fairfield County's most important historic entertainment venues, it serves the greater Bridgeport and New Haven communities with accessible live entertainment in a magnificently restored old theater.

275 Fairfield Ave 06604

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Total Mortgage Arena (formerly Webster Bank Arena/Harbor Yard Amphitheater) in Bridgeport CT is a 10,000-seat multi-purpose arena serving as the venue for major concerts, AHL hockey, and events for the greater Bridgeport metropolitan area as the largest arena between Hartford and Madison Square Garden.

500 Main St 06604

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Sound On Sound Music Festival in Bridgeport's Seaside Park is Connecticut's major outdoor multi-stage music festival, presenting rock, indie, and alternative touring acts in one of New England's most unique festival venues directly on Long Island Sound.

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Total Mortgage Arena (formerly Webster Bank Arena) is Bridgeport's primary entertainment venue — a 10,000-capacity arena presenting concerts and AHL Bridgeport Islanders hockey for Fairfield County's most economically diverse city. Bridgeport's position as Connecticut's largest city and its proximity to the massive Fairfield County market create consistent entertainment demand that the arena serves with a diverse programming calendar.

600 Main St, Bridgeport, CT 06604

Collinsville, Connecticut

Bridge Street Live is a 350-seat concert venue in a converted historic factory building in Collinsville's Riverton Village, offering Connecticut's most intimate big-name concert experience with an all-standing GA floor and excellent sound. The venue regularly books nationally recognized artists in an intimate setting that allows up-close access rarely available for acts of that caliber.

41 Bridge St 06019

Danbury, Connecticut

Ives Concert Park in Danbury CT presents free summer classical concerts in honor of Danbury-born composer Charles Ives, one of the most important figures in American classical music, in an outdoor setting at Western Connecticut State University.

Danbury, Connecticut

Ives Concert Park at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury is a 15,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater presenting summer concerts for the Danbury area and the western Connecticut/New York metro border region. Major touring acts use Ives Concert Park as their northwest Connecticut venue.

Western Connecticut State University 06810

East Haddam, Connecticut

Goodspeed Opera House is America's most important theater for American musical theater preservation and development — a beautifully Victorian Connecticut River theater that restored Annie and Man of La Mancha before Broadway and has launched more Tony Award-winning musicals per production than any theater of comparable size in the United States. Its extraordinary mission of finding and restoring forgotten American musicals and developing new ones has made it one of the most critically important performing arts institutions in American theater history.

6 Main St, East Haddam, CT 06423

East Haddam, Connecticut

Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam CT is a magnificent 1876 Victorian opera house on the Connecticut River presenting new American musical theater in a celebrated 398-seat venue that has launched more musicals to Broadway than any other theater in the world. Man of La Mancha and Annie premiered at Goodspeed, making it one of the most historically significant musical theater venues in America.

6 Main St 06423

East Hartford, Connecticut

Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field is Connecticut's largest sports venue — a 40,000-capacity East Hartford stadium presenting UConn football, stadium concerts, and major entertainment events for the Hartford metropolitan area. The stadium's extraordinary capacity for a New England market and its consistent presentation of large-scale entertainment events make it Connecticut's most important outdoor sports and entertainment venue.

615 Silver Ln, East Hartford, CT 06118

Fairfield, Connecticut

Fairfield Theatre Company in downtown Fairfield CT is a celebrated 470-capacity listening room presenting folk, Americana, rock, jazz, and acoustic touring acts in an intimate format that has made it one of Fairfield County's finest small music venues.

70 Sanford St 06824

Fairfield, Connecticut

Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University is a 750-seat performing arts center presenting concerts, theater, dance, and film for the Fairfield County cultural community. The Quick Center's programming reflects Fairfield University's Jesuit commitment to the arts as integral to education and community life.

1073 N Benson Rd 06824

Hamden, Connecticut

The Space in Hamden CT is a multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue presenting indie concerts, theater, comedy, and art exhibitions for the greater New Haven market. The Space's commitment to supporting Connecticut's independent arts community has made it one of the most important cultural organizations in the state.

295 Treadwell St 06514

Hartford, Connecticut

Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts is Connecticut's premiere performing arts institution — a 2,800-seat Hartford theater presenting the Hartford Symphony, Broadway touring productions, and major cultural events for the Hartford metropolitan area. The Bushnell's extraordinary architectural grandeur (a 1930 Neo-classical landmark adjacent to the State Capitol) and its role as the primary performing arts destination for central Connecticut create a cultural institution of the highest importance to Connecticut's artistic and civic life.

166 Capitol Ave, Hartford, CT 06106

Hartford, Connecticut

XFINITY Theatre Hartford is Connecticut's largest outdoor concert venue — a 30,000-capacity amphitheater presenting the biggest rock, pop, and country touring acts for the greater Hartford metropolitan area. Hartford's position in the densely populated Connecticut River Valley, between the enormous New York and Boston markets, creates a concert market drawing from one of America's most concentrated populations.

61 Savitt Way, Hartford, CT 06120

Hartford, Connecticut

Dunkin Park in Hartford CT is a minor league baseball stadium home to the Hartford Yard Goats that has revitalized the North End of Hartford's downtown with family-friendly entertainment and special events alongside the Double-A Rockies affiliate baseball programming.

1214 Main St 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Dunkin' Park is Hartford's beloved minor league baseball stadium — home to the Hartford Yard Goats (Colorado Rockies affiliate) and one of the finest new minor league ballparks in the Northeast. The stadium's beautiful location along the Connecticut River and its role as a community gathering place for Hartford's diverse population create one of Connecticut's most pleasant sports entertainment experiences.

1214 Main St, Hartford, CT 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford CT's comedy club and stand-up comedy scene serves the Connecticut River Valley comedy audience at venues including the Comix Roadhouse in the Mohegan Sun complex and various club shows presented at area hotels and entertainment venues.

Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford Stage is one of the finest professional regional theater companies in America, a Tony Award-winning LORT theater presenting new plays, classic revivals, and American theatrical works of the highest quality in the heart of Hartford's downtown cultural district.

50 Church St 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford Stage is Connecticut's flagship regional theater and Tony Award winner for Outstanding Regional Theatre, presenting nationally acclaimed dramatic productions and new plays in Hartford's Adriaen's Landing cultural complex. One of the most respected theaters in the American regional theater circuit.

50 Church St 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Infinity Hall Hartford is a beautifully restored 500-seat concert hall in the historic Front Street development in downtown Hartford, specializing in acoustic listening room-style concerts featuring folk, Americana, blues, jazz, and singer-songwriter artists. A rare small-venue experience in Connecticut with premium sightlines and acoustics in a historic building.

32 Front St 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Infinity Music Hall is Connecticut's premier intimate concert venue — a 500-capacity hall with outstanding acoustic design and sightlines that books national touring artists at the club level for Hartford's arts community. Founded on the principles of providing genuinely great concert experiences in a venue that prioritizes listener quality over capacity, Infinity has earned a devoted following and hosts both the Hartford location and a sister venue in Norfolk CT.

32 Front St 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts is Connecticut's premiere arts center, a 2,800-seat historic venue in Hartford that presents Broadway touring shows, concerts, opera, and dance for the greater Hartford region. Connecticut's most important performing arts institution outside the Yale Repertory Theatre and Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven.

166 Capitol Ave 06106

Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford's Park Street corridor in the Parkville neighborhood provides the state capital with an alternative music and arts scene, with independent venues and bars serving the city's diverse creative community.

139 Park St 06106

Hartford, Connecticut

XL Center is Hartford's major arena — a 15,635-seat venue in downtown that serves as Connecticut's largest indoor entertainment facility, home to UConn Huskies basketball and host of major concert tours and special events for the state capital market. Hartford's XL Center serves the substantial Connecticut gaming market including the Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun visitors who seek complementary big-event entertainment within the state.

1 Civic Center Plaza 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

XL Center is Hartford's most important indoor entertainment venue — a 15,635-capacity downtown arena home to the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) and one of New England's most active concert destinations. Hartford's extraordinary sports passion (UConn basketball is a state religion in Connecticut) and the arena's consistent programming of major touring acts make it the most significant entertainment venue in Connecticut's capital city.

1 Civic Center Plaza, Hartford, CT 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

XL Center in downtown Hartford is Connecticut's primary indoor arena, a 15,635-seat venue home to the UConn Huskies basketball teams and Hartford Wolf Pack AHL hockey, hosting major concerts and family shows for the Hartford metro area. As the state's largest arena, XL Center is the venue for the biggest touring concerts visiting Connecticut.

1 Civic Center Plaza 06103

Hartford, Connecticut

Xfinity Theatre is Connecticut's premier outdoor amphitheater, a 30,000-capacity venue in Hartford (formerly Meadows Music Theatre) hosting the biggest summer concert tours from rock legends to contemporary pop and country superstars. One of New England's largest outdoor concert spaces, it draws audiences from across Connecticut and Massachusetts for major touring productions.

61 Savitt Way 06120

Ledyard, Connecticut

Foxwoods Grand Theater is a 4,000-seat showroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket CT, presenting headline concerts, Broadway shows, and comedy acts at one of the world's largest casinos. The theater is the most ambitious full-production showroom in New England.

350 Trolley Line Blvd 06339

Mashantucket, Connecticut

Comix Roadhouse at Foxwoods Resort Casino is a comedy and live music venue within the casino that hosts nationally touring stand-up comedians, music acts, and tribute bands in an intimate setting. One of the only dedicated comedy venues in southeastern Connecticut, it draws both casino guests and community members for regular comedy programming.

350 Trolley Line Blvd 06338

Mashantucket, Connecticut

The Grand Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino is a 4,000-seat concert hall hosting major touring acts, comedy headliners, and special events. Foxwoods, the largest casino in North America by square footage, supports a robust entertainment calendar through the Grand Theater, ensuring southeastern Connecticut and Rhode Island audiences access to major live entertainment.

350 Trolley Line Blvd 06338

Mashantucket, Connecticut

Foxwoods Resort Casino's Fox Theater and Grand Theater complex is one of the largest casino entertainment operations in the world — the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation's dual theater system seating 1,400 and 4,000 respectively, presenting major concert headliners, comedy specials, and Broadway touring shows year-round. As the world's largest casino resort complex by gaming revenue in the 1990s, Foxwoods established the Connecticut tribal casino model that now defines the state's gaming and entertainment economy.

39 Norwich Westerly Rd 06338

Mashantucket, Connecticut

Foxwoods Resort Casino presents major entertainment in one of the world's largest casinos — a Mashantucket Pequot tribal resort that has presented major headliner entertainment for the New England market since the 1990s in concert facilities ranging from an intimate theater to the Grand Theater's 4,000-seat venue. Foxwoods's extraordinary role in Native American gaming history, its contribution to the Mashantucket Pequot tribal nation's economic sovereignty, and its consistent presentation of world-class entertainment create one of Connecticut's most significant entertainment venues.

350 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338

Mashantucket, Connecticut

The Fox Theater at MGM Grand at Foxwoods is a 1,400-capacity concert hall specializing in mid-size touring acts, comedians, and tribute shows. Providing a more intimate concert experience than the main Grand Theater, the Fox Theater hosts consistent entertainment as part of MGM Grand at Foxwoods's comprehensive resort programming.

240 MGM Grand Dr 06338

Mashantucket, Connecticut

MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods is a 4,000-seat performance venue inside Foxwoods Resort Casino — one of the largest casino resorts in the world. The theater hosts Broadway productions, headline concerts, comedy specials, and boxing events for Foxwoods' enormous guest base from New England and the New York metropolitan area, making it the premier live entertainment venue in the Connecticut gaming market.

350 Trolley Line Blvd 06338

Middletown, Connecticut

Center for the Arts at Wesleyan University in Middletown CT is one of New England's most distinguished university performing arts centers, presenting concerts, theater, film, and dance of international significance. Wesleyan's CFA has launched the careers of numerous alumni in the arts and maintains a commitment to avant-garde and experimental programming that makes it a center of artistic gravity in the Connecticut River Valley.

283 Washington Terrace 06459

New Haven, Connecticut

Cafe Nine is New Haven's most beloved small live music venue, a 200-capacity bar presenting local and touring indie, Americana, folk, and rock acts every night of the week. Open since 1991, Cafe Nine is a fixture of the New Haven music scene that has launched countless Connecticut music careers.

250 State St 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

College Street Music Hall is New Haven's premier 2,500-capacity live music venue, a converted movie theater hosting major national touring acts, local performances, and comedy shows in the heart of Yale University's city. As Connecticut's largest dedicated music hall outside the casino resort venues, it's the primary destination for New Haven area audiences seeking mid-size concert experiences.

238 College St 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

College Street Music Hall in New Haven CT is a 2,500-capacity restored theater presenting national touring rock, pop, and hip-hop acts for the greater New Haven market. The venue's prime downtown location adjacent to the Yale campus makes it a center of New Haven's live music entertainment ecosystem.

238 College St 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

Long Wharf Theatre is one of America's most critically acclaimed regional theaters — a New Haven institution and Tony Award-winner whose productions have transferred to Broadway and whose work developing American plays has made it one of the most important theatrical laboratories in the United States. Its extraordinary track record of producing new American drama alongside the finest revivals and its Yale School of Drama connections create one of the most artistically significant theaters in New England.

222 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511

New Haven, Connecticut

New Haven's sports and entertainment market is served by a combination of Yale venues and regional arena facilities — a combination of academic and civic entertainment infrastructure that serves New Haven's diverse community. New Haven's extraordinary position as a major medical and educational center (Yale-New Haven Health System is one of the largest employers in Connecticut) creates a professional entertainment market with consistent demand for quality programming.

New Haven, CT 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

The Shubert Theatre New Haven is a legendary 1,600-seat Broadway tryout house that has hosted world premiere productions of countless famous musicals and plays before their Broadway runs. The Shubert's historic significance in American theater history, combined with a current calendar of pre-Broadway tours and special engagements, makes it New Haven's premier performing arts destination.

247 College St 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

Shubert Theatre New Haven is a magnificent 1,600-seat 1914 Broadway tryout house where many legendary Broadway productions premiered before moving to New York, including 'Oklahoma!', 'A Streetcar Named Desire', and 'My Fair Lady'. Today the Shubert presents touring Broadway productions and special events for the greater New Haven market.

247 College St 06510

New Haven, Connecticut

Toad's Place is one of New England's most legendary live music clubs, a 750-capacity New Haven institution where The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and U2 have played legendary intimate shows. Since 1975 Toad's Place has been the cornerstone of New Haven's live music scene, booking national touring acts and hosting regular themed dance nights that make it a community institution.

300 York St 06511

New Haven, Connecticut

Toad's Place in New Haven CT is one of the most legendary rock clubs in New England, a 750-capacity venue that has hosted Rolling Stones warm-up shows, U2, Bob Dylan, and countless landmark concerts since 1975. The Yale University connection, the intimate basement venue feel, and the legendary history make Toad's Place one of the most storied small concert venues in America.

300 York St 06511

New Haven, Connecticut

Yale Bowl is the oldest surviving large stadium in America and the model upon which every major college football stadium in the United States was built — a 61,000-capacity earthen bowl constructed in 1914 whose design created the template for the Rose Bowl, the Michigan Big House, and virtually every other large American sports venue. The Yale-Harvard Game played here annually is the most important rivalry game in the history of American college sports, predating the modern National Football League by decades.

81 Central Ave, New Haven, CT 06515

New Haven, Connecticut

Yale Repertory Theatre is America's most important university-affiliated theater company — a New Haven institution that has produced more American theater Tony Award winners than any other regional company, with alumni including Meryl Streep, Paul Giamatti, Henry Winkler, and virtually every significant American stage and screen actor of the past 50 years. Its connection to Yale School of Drama and its role in developing the American acting tradition make it one of the most influential theater institutions in the world.

1120 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510

New London, Connecticut

The Garde Arts Center is southeastern Connecticut's most beautiful historic concert venue — a 1,400-seat 1926 atmospheric theatre in New London with a stunning Moorish interior and excellent acoustics that hosts concerts, Broadway shows, and community events. Serving the southeastern Connecticut gaming corridor between Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, the Garde provides performing arts programming for the region's substantial entertainment visitor market.

325 State St 06320

New London, Connecticut

Garde Arts Center is New London CT's magnificently restored 1926 movie palace, a 1,454-seat performing arts venue presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and community events for the eastern Connecticut coast and the greater New London-Mystic-Groton region.

325 State St 06320

New London, Connecticut

Garde Arts Center in New London CT is a magnificently restored 1926 Atmospheric-style movie palace presenting concerts, Broadway productions, film screenings, and community events for the southeastern Connecticut market. The Garde's opulent North African-themed interior is one of the most spectacular surviving examples of atmospheric theater design in New England.

325 State St 06320

Norfolk, Connecticut

Infinity Hall Norfolk is a 300-seat acoustic listening room venue in northwestern Connecticut's Litchfield Hills, providing an intimate concert experience for folk, Americana, bluegrass, jazz, and world music performers in a beautifully renovated historic building. One of Connecticut's most cherished independent music venues, it draws audiences from across the region for its carefully curated acoustic programming.

20 Greenwoods Rd W 06058

Norfolk, Connecticut

Infinity Hall Norfolk is one of America's most extraordinary intimate concert venues — a 300-seat Litchfield Hills Victorian village hall presenting world-class folk, jazz, and acoustic musicians in a setting of exceptional acoustic excellence. Its extraordinary acoustic properties, its beautiful 1883 architectural setting, and its role in presenting world-class artists to Connecticut's most rural and scenic county create a concert experience of unusual intimacy and quality.

20 Greenwoods Rd W, Norfolk, CT 06058

Northampton, Connecticut

The Connecticut/Massachusetts entertainment corridor in the Pioneer Valley includes venues in Springfield MA just north of the CT border, serving casino entertainment at MGM Springfield alongside the independent music scene in Northampton that draws audiences from across the Connecticut River Valley.

Norwalk, Connecticut

Wall Street Theater in downtown Norwalk CT is a beautifully restored 1915 art deco theater presenting concerts, comedy, and theatrical productions for the Fairfield County market. The restored venue's 750-seat capacity and consistent national-act programming have made it one of the most active concert venues in southwestern Connecticut.

71 Wall St 06850

Norwich, Connecticut

Dodd Stadium is southeastern Connecticut's beloved minor league baseball venue — presenting professional baseball for the New London County community in one of Connecticut's most naturally beautiful settings. Southeastern Connecticut's extraordinary casino economy (Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun are within 20 miles) creates a regional entertainment market of unusual scale, with the minor league ballpark offering the most family-friendly and community-oriented entertainment alternative to the casinos.

14 Stott Ave, Norwich, CT 06360

Norwich, Connecticut

Norwich Arts Center is an arts organization in downtown Norwich CT providing community arts programming including live music, gallery exhibitions, and cultural events for the greater Norwich and New London County community. Part of the broader southeastern Connecticut arts ecosystem that complements the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods resort entertainment.

60 Broadway 06360

Ridgefield, Connecticut

Ridgefield Playhouse in Ridgefield CT is a 500-seat performing arts venue presenting national touring concerts, comedy, and theatrical productions for the Fairfield County and Westchester County audience. The Playhouse's intimate scale and consistent national-act booking have made it one of Connecticut's most beloved smaller concert venues.

80 E Ridge Rd 06877

Simsbury, Connecticut

Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center in Simsbury CT presents summer outdoor concerts in a beautiful park setting in the Farmington Valley, offering an alternative outdoor concert destination for the Hartford metropolitan area community northwest of the capital.

100 Old Farms Rd 06070

Stamford, Connecticut

Alive at Five is Stamford's beloved summer outdoor concert series in Columbus Park, drawing thousands of attendees every Thursday evening from late May through August for free live concerts from nationally recognized performers. A beloved urban outdoor event that has been a cornerstone of Stamford's downtown revitalization and community gathering for over 25 years.

1 Columbus Blvd 06901

Stamford, Connecticut

Alive@Five is Stamford's beloved free outdoor summer concert series at Columbus Park, presenting Thursday evening concerts throughout July and August that draw thousands of downtown Stamford workers and residents for one of the most popular outdoor music events in Fairfield County.

Stamford, Connecticut

Palace Theatre in downtown Stamford CT is a beautifully restored 1927 theater presenting Broadway touring productions, concerts, and family entertainment for Fairfield County's most populous city. The Palace's consistent programming of national touring acts has made it Connecticut's premier theater for the lower Fairfield County market.

61 Atlantic St 06901

Storrs, Connecticut

Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Connecticut in Storrs is a 2,630-seat theater presenting Broadway touring shows, major concerts, and dance for the UConn community and the broader northeastern Connecticut and western Massachusetts market. Jorgensen serves as the primary large performing arts venue for a 32,000-student university campus.

Storrs, Connecticut

Gampel Pavilion is home to one of the greatest dynasties in the history of college basketball — the UConn Huskies women's program (11 national championships under Geno Auriemma) and the men's program (5 national championships) have made UConn the most decorated college basketball institution in American history. Connecticut's extraordinary identification with UConn basketball creates game-day atmospheres of religious intensity at Gampel Pavilion.

2095 Hillside Rd, Storrs, CT 06269

Torrington, Connecticut

Northwest Community College in Torrington CT provides Litchfield Hills with educational programming and community events, anchoring the northwest Connecticut cultural scene alongside the Warner Theatre in the Naugatuck Valley's northern communities.

Torrington, Connecticut

Warner Theatre in Torrington CT is a magnificently restored 1931 art deco movie palace presenting concerts, Broadway touring shows, and community events for northwest Connecticut. One of the finest restored historic theaters in New England.

68 Main St 06790

Uncasville, Connecticut

Mohegan Sun Arena is a 10,000-seat premier concert and entertainment venue at Mohegan Sun Casino Resort, one of the most active arenas in the Northeast for major concert tours, boxing championship matches, and the Connecticut Sun (WNBA). Located just off I-395 in southeastern Connecticut, the arena draws audiences from Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts for top-tier entertainment events year-round.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd 06382

Uncasville, Connecticut

Mohegan Sun Arena is a 10,000-seat indoor arena at Mohegan Sun Resort presenting major concerts, championship boxing, Connecticut Sun WNBA basketball, and major special events. One of the highest-grossing small arenas in the country, Mohegan Sun Arena serves the New England entertainment market with consistent booking of major touring acts.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd 06382

Uncasville, Connecticut

Mohegan Sun Arena is one of the East Coast's most important concert venues — a 10,000-capacity southeastern Connecticut arena consistently ranked among America's most active concert venues by total ticket sales. The Mohegan Tribe's extraordinary entertainment investment, its outstanding casino resort, and the arena's consistent programming of major headliners create one of the finest concert experiences in New England.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd, Uncasville, CT 06382

Uncasville, Connecticut

The Uncas Ballroom at Mohegan Sun is a 5,000-capacity ballroom-style concert venue offering a more intimate alternative to the main arena for mid-size touring acts, private events, and DJ performances. The flexible space serves the casino resort's entertainment programming needs for events that fall between Wolf Den's free concerts and the full arena experience.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd 06382

Uncasville, Connecticut

The Wolf Den is Mohegan Sun's 1,500-capacity intimate concert venue embedded in the casino floor, famous for free nightly concerts featuring established national acts. The Wolf Den's no-cover policy for hotel guests and casino visitors makes it one of the most remarkable free entertainment values in American casino gaming — major artists regularly perform here without admission charge.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd 06382

Uncasville, Connecticut

The Wolf Den is Mohegan Sun's signature free live entertainment stage, a 350-capacity performance space that has hosted over 2,000 free concerts by nationally recognized artists since the casino opened in 1996. The Wolf Den's policy of major-name free performances makes it one of the most democratically accessible entertainment venues in New England.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd 06382

Wallingford, Connecticut

Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford is Connecticut's most important mid-size concert venue — a 4,600-capacity indoor theater presenting rock, country, and comedy touring acts for the central Connecticut market. Its central Connecticut location between Hartford and New Haven and its consistent presentation of major touring acts make it the primary mid-size concert destination for the state's population corridor.

95 S Turnpike Rd, Wallingford, CT 06492

Wallingford, Connecticut

Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford CT is a 4,600-capacity theater-in-the-round venue presenting national touring concerts and family entertainment for the New Haven and Hartford markets. One of Connecticut's largest indoor concert venues, Oakdale hosts major national touring artists in an intimate in-the-round configuration that provides excellent sight lines throughout.

95 S Turnpike Rd 06492

Wallingford, Connecticut

Toyota Oakdale Theatre is a 4,600-seat indoor/outdoor concert venue in Wallingford, CT — Connecticut's largest dedicated concert theater — hosting major rock, pop, country, and comedy tours. The venue's ample parking and central Connecticut location between Hartford and New Haven make it the logical stop for major touring acts visiting the state.

95 S Turnpike Rd 06492

Wallingford, Connecticut

Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford CT is a 3,500-capacity summer amphitheater and winter theater that has been one of Connecticut's most popular mid-size concert venues since 1995, booking national touring acts between the New Haven and Hartford markets.

95 S Turnpike Rd 06492

Waterbury, Connecticut

Palace Theater in downtown Waterbury CT is a beautifully restored 1922 movie palace presenting Broadway touring productions, concerts, and family entertainment for the Naugatuck Valley market. As one of the largest and most architecturally spectacular historic theaters in Connecticut, the Palace serves as the cultural anchor for a city that was once one of the wealthiest industrial cities in America.

100 E Main St 06702

Waterbury, Connecticut

Palace Theatre Waterbury is one of Connecticut's most beloved historic performing arts venues — a beautifully restored 1922 Waterbury theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and cultural events for the Naugatuck Valley community. Waterbury's extraordinary history as the "Brass City" (the center of America's 19th-century brass manufacturing industry) and its Palace Theatre's architectural magnificence create a performing arts experience rooted in Connecticut's remarkable industrial heritage.

100 E Main St, Waterbury, CT 06702

Waterford, Connecticut

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford CT is one of America's most important performing arts organizations, a National Historic Landmark where new American plays, musicals, and performance works have been developed for decades. The O'Neill's National Playwrights Conference has launched hundreds of plays that have gone on to Broadway and regional theater premieres across America.

305 Great Neck Rd 06385

West Hartford, Connecticut

Playhouse on Park is Connecticut's most beloved community theater — a West Hartford institution presenting professional-quality theatrical productions for Hartford County's most vibrant and diverse suburban community. West Hartford's extraordinary community identity and its remarkable commitment to supporting local arts and culture create one of the most engaged community theater audiences in New England.

244 New Britain Ave, West Hartford, CT 06110

Westport, Connecticut

Levitt Pavilion in Westport CT is a beloved free outdoor concert venue on the banks of the Saugatuck River, presenting 50+ free concerts each summer across multiple music genres for the affluent Fairfield County community. One of the most popular free outdoor music series in the state.

40 Jesup Rd 06880

Westport, Connecticut

Toquet Hall is Westport's boutique performing arts venue — a 300-capacity room in Connecticut's most affluent suburb that books extraordinary intimate performances by established artists who choose small-format shows. The venue serves the Fairfield County high-income audience that demands concert quality rivaling New York City in a setting closer to their Westchester and Connecticut homes, making it one of the most prestigious small concert rooms in New England.

90 Post Rd E 06880

Westport, Connecticut

Westport Country Playhouse in Westport CT is one of the most prestigious professional regional theaters in New England, a 580-seat converted barn theater presenting new American plays, classic revivals, and theatrical works of national significance. The Playhouse's celebrated alumni include Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, who served as artistic directors, and its productions regularly transfer to Broadway.

25 Powers Ct 06880

Westport, Connecticut

Westport Country Playhouse is one of America's most storied regional theaters, a 756-seat historic barn theater in Westport CT that has premiered plays before Broadway runs since 1931. With artistic directors including Paul Newman, the Playhouse represents Connecticut's Fairfield County arts community at its most prestigious.

25 Powers Court 06880