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About Chattanooga Theatre Centre
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre sits along the scenic North Shore across from Coolidge Park, a cornerstone of Chattanooga's rich community theatre scene. Established as one of the oldest and largest community theatres in the United States, it has been a hub for local missions and programs since 1996 after its rename from the Little Theatre. With a stage capacity in the 101–500 range, this non-profit venue brings diverse productions to life for residents and visitors alike. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, from seating and parking to nearby hotels and dining options.
Whether you're catching a mainstage show or a festival performance, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket buying. Secure your seats, check the seating chart, and coordinate parking and transit for a smooth night out in downtown Chattanooga. If you’re visiting for a festival or a special program, contact the venue or check the official site for any updates to show dates or formats.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 400 River Street, Chattanooga, TN 37405 (North Shore, across from Coolidge Park).
- Venue type: Community theatre / non-profit with a long-running local missions and programs.
- Capacity: Stage capacity is in the 101–500 range (noted by the Tennessee Arts Commission).
- Seating chart: Seating map available on the official site’s seating chart page.
- Parking: On-site lot with 232 spaces; entrances on Tremont Street and River Street; commonly $10 per performance; parking attendant at Tremont Street entrance.
- Transit: CARTA North Shore Express Shuttle (Route 34) operates Thu–Sun, 11:00–19:00; additional North Shore shuttle routes serve the area.
- Nearby hotels: Several options within walking distance including Courtyard Chattanooga Downtown, Residence Inn Chattanooga Downtown, Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Inn & Suites, DoubleTree, and other downtown North Shore hotels.
- Notable events hosted: King Hedley II (2026), The New Play Festival (with Next Exit Productions, upcoming 2026), and the Chattanooga Film Festival (venue host).
- Renamed: In 1996, the venue renamed from Little Theatre to Chattanooga Theatre Centre; the theatre describes itself as one of the oldest and largest community theatres in the U.S.