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About Dogwood Center for the Performing Arts

The Dogwood Center for the Performing Arts is Fremont’s hub for live performances, education, and community events. Opened in 2002 and operating under the Art Center for Newaygo County, the venue features two distinct spaces: a Main Stage with 400 seats and a flexible Black Box space ideal for cabaret-style performances. The center hosts a diverse lineup—from classical to contemporary, and education programs like the Calvin University January Series. Whether you’re planning a concert night or an intimate performance, you’ll find a straightforward ticket experience and helpful, friendly service here.

Parking is available in the shared lot with NCRESA at 4747 W. 48th St, about a mile east of downtown Fremont. While public transit details aren’t published by the venue, we can help you plan your trip. For a comfortable stay and convenient dining before or after shows, explore our recommended nearby hotels and restaurants. We’ve highlighted trusted options to help you secure a complete night out, from lodging to dining—so you can focus on the performance. If you’re browsing tickets, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access for events at the Dogwood Center.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 4734 S. Campus Court, Fremont, MI 49412.
  • Venue type: Center for Performing Arts with two spaces (Main Stage and Black Box).
  • Main Stage capacity: 400 seats; overall capacity reported around 420 in some sources.
  • Seating chart/public layout: not publicly published; Main Stage seats 400; Black Box described as a flexible cabaret-style space.
  • Parking: shared parking with NCRESA at 4747 W. 48th St; located about 1 mile east of downtown Fremont.
  • Transit: No dedicated transit info published on the official site.
  • Nearby hotels: Harrington Inn (1117 W Main St, Fremont, MI) is listed as a nearby lodging option.
  • Notable events hosted: Calvin University January Series; performances by Judy Collins, Emerson Drive, Grand Rapids Symphony, Dave Bennett Sextet, and many other artists as listed by the center.
  • Renamed/demolished: No demolition or renaming of the venue; opened in 2002 as Dogwood Center on the Art Center for Newaygo County foundation.