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About Atlanta Civic Center

The Atlanta Civic Center, a storied venue in downtown Atlanta, is known for its diverse history of performances and events. With a large auditorium seating thousands, it has hosted Olympic cultural moments, major awards, and televised productions. While operations have evolved through redevelopment, this page provides practical details to help you plan visits for current or future events, plus trusted local recommendations for nearby hotels and dining.

Location matters when you’re planning a night out. The Atlanta Civic Center sits at 395 Piedmont Avenue NE, placing it near downtown Atlanta’s hotel and dining districts. MARTA access is convenient via the Civic Center Station, roughly four blocks away, making transit a solid option for many attendees. For future events, check for updates on the redevelopment, including parking options and a refreshed site layout. And if you want trusted local spots, we’ve got recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants to simplify your trip.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 4,600 seats (auditorium).
  • Address: 395 Piedmont Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308.
  • Venue type: Civic Center/Theater (historic performing arts venue; renamed Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center in 2001).
  • Status: Closed since October 21, 2014; site undergoing redevelopment with plans to preserve the auditorium.
  • Seating chart: public seating charts exist (SeatGeek), with seating configurations commonly cited around 4,600 capacity (approx. 4,591 per some listings).
  • Parking: redevelopment plan includes a parking deck and surface parking as part of the new mixed-use development.
  • Transit: closest MARTA access via Civic Center Station; the Civic Center is about four blocks from the station.
  • Nearby hotels: Downtown Atlanta hotels are within a short walk/ride (examples include major downtown properties; see Hotel District references). A new hotel development (Hotel Phoenix) opened nearby in 2025 as part of Centennial Yards activity.
  • Notable events hosted: Olympic Cultural Olympiad (1996), BET Hip Hop Awards (2008), Family Feud tapings (2011–2015), presidential remarks (George W. Bush on Medicare, 2005), and various Broadway, concerts, and graduations.