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About Electric Lounge
Electric Lounge was a notable venue in Oshkosh, part of the historic Eagles Club that’s now operating as The Howard Oshkosh. The space has hosted a variety of concerts and performances, and while the Electric Lounge-specific capacity isn’t published, the surrounding ballroom space at The Howard can accommodate up to approximately 450 guests. The venue sits in downtown Oshkosh at 405 Washington Ave, with easy access to downtown amenities, parking, and nearby accommodations. Use this page to learn about seating options, getting there, and convenient hotel and dining recommendations to enhance your visit.
Whether you’re catching a show or observing a special performance, secure your seats through trusted partners and plan ahead for parking and dining. Downtown Oshkosh offers ample parking nearby, and The Howard Oshkosh is conveniently located near the Oshkosh Waterfront Hotel, roughly two blocks south of the venue area. For a comfortable stay and good meals, consider affiliate hotel and restaurant options below to make your night effortless and enjoyable. Always check event details on The Howard Oshkosh site and venue pages for updates to seating and accessibility.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 405 Washington Ave, Oshkosh, WI 54901
- Status: Permanently closed; building now operates as The Howard Oshkosh within the Historic Eagles Club.
- Current capacity context: The Howard’s ballroom can accommodate up to about 450 guests; no separate Electric Lounge-specific capacity is published.
- Parking: Local sources indicate ample parking nearby in downtown Oshkosh.
- Nearby hotels: Oshkosh Waterfront Hotel is located about two blocks south of the venue area.
- Notable hosted events: The site is part of The Howard, which has hosted a range of events including concerts and special performances since the redevelopment of the Eagles Club; The Howard’s redevelopment was covered in industry press.