The Center for the Arts of Homer is a vibrant nonprofit arts center located in the heart of Homer, New York. Home to the William & Ruth Whiting Theater, the venue offers a intimate yet professional setting for a wide range of national and regional performers, as well as Center Players theater and film screenings. Since acquiring the Little White Church (LWCC) in 2022 as part of the campus expansion, the Center has broadened its programming to include even more community-focused events while maintaining its mission of presenting quality arts experiences. If you’re planning a night out, we’ve got you covered with seating info, parking tips, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining recommendations to help you secure your seats with ease.

Event listings at the Center for the Arts of Homer are often General Admission (GA) for most performances. With a total capacity of 400 (main floor 280, balcony 120), the venue provides an intimate atmosphere where audiences can connect with artists up close. Parking is convenient with on-site lots at the front and rear, plus free street parking on Main Street and nearby municipal lots—parking charts are available to help plan your arrival. For those commuting from surrounding areas, Cortland Transit offers a fixed-route service (6:00–18:00, Monday–Friday) with lift-equipped buses, and Dial-a-Ride is also available. We’ve included affiliate partner hotel and restaurant options to help you complete the evening with comfort and convenience. Remember: when you’re ready to book, we’re your guy—easy tickets, reliable access, and straightforward purchasing.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 72 South Main Street, Homer, NY 13077
Venue type and capacity: nonprofit arts center; William & Ruth Whiting Theater with 400 seats total (main floor 280, balcony 120)
Seating: General Admission (GA) seating for most events
Parking and directions: on-site rear/front lot; free street parking on Main Street; municipal lots nearby; parking chart available
Transit: Cortland Transit fixed-route bus service (6:00–18:00, Mon–Fri) with lift-equipped buses; Dial-a-Ride available
Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn Cortland recommended; other Cortland-area options include Comfort Inn, Quality Inn, Holiday Inn Express, etc.
Notable events hosted: past performers include Richie Havens, Judy Collins, Arlo Guthrie, Marty Stuart, David Sedaris, and other national/alternative acts; venue supports Center Players theater and film screenings
Renamed/demolished: not demolished or renamed; continues to operate as Center for the Arts of Homer; acquired Little White Church (LWCC) in 2022 as part of campus expansion