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About Carver Theater

The Historic Carver Theater in New Orleans, located at 2101 Orleans Ave in the Tremé neighborhood, is a storied performing arts venue with a history dating back decades. Reopened after Hurricane Katrina in 2014, it continues to host concerts, plays, off-Broadway performances, film screenings, and community events. Whether you’re catching a night of music or a stage production, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access, reliable venue details, and practical nearby lodging and dining options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Carver Theater (New Orleans): Address 2101 Orleans Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116; Type: Performing arts venue; Capacity cited as 1,050 (SAH Archipedia) and 1,200 (Wikipedia); Reopened after Katrina in 2014 as The Historic Carver Theater.
  • Notable events at Carver Theater (New Orleans) historically included concerts, plays, off-Broadway shows, films, conventions, graduations, Mardi Gras balls, dance recitals, and private parties.
  • Parking for the New Orleans venue is offered via off-street lots and garages, with some sources noting valet options; nearby parking can be found in Tremé/French Quarter area (Carver site marketing materials and local coverage).
  • Carver Theater (Birmingham, Alabama): Now known as the Carver Performing Arts Center; Capacity around 527 seats; Located at the corner of Fourth Avenue North and 17th Street North; Hosts events such as the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Lionel Hampton, Diana Krall, and the Tom Joyner show.
  • Carver Theater (Washington, DC): Located at 2405 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE; 508 seats (Cinema Treasures) or ~500 seated (Wikipedia); Closed in the 1950s/late 1960s and later demolished; site repurposed for a museum/training uses (Anacostia area).
  • Carver Theater (Columbia, SC): located at 1519 Harden Street; historic African American movie theater built in 1941; operated as a movie theater until 1971; listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).
  • There are references to other Carver Theater projects (e.g., 7th Avenue Transit Village Theater/Cultural Center in Miami-Dade) showing the broader use of the name in redevelopment contexts; these are separate from the New Orleans/Birmingham/DC venues.