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About Fat Cat Music House
Fat Cat Music House & Lounge sits in downtown Modesto, a historic venue that hosted a range of rock and hip-hop shows before its transformation. Today the Fat Cat building is associated with the Modesto Children’s Museum, while fans still seek out live music connections and nearby amenities. This page provides a complete guide to the venue area, seating options for Fat Cat events, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan your night in Modesto.
For those planning trips to Modesto for shows, we’ve got you covered with practical details. Secure your seats, check current event listings, and consider our recommended hotels and dining partners for a convenient stay near the historic downtown. If an event is RESCHEDULED from a previous date, we’ll confirm the new schedule here.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 930 11th St, Modesto, CA 95354
- Capacity: 525
- Venue type: Downtown music venue / nightclub (Fat Cat Music House & Lounge)
- Seating chart: Publicly accessible seating chart is not published online; Box Office Tickets shows an interactive seating chart feature for Fat Cat events but no public chart image
- Parking: Downtown Modesto parking includes three city garages (9th St, 10th St, 11th St) and several pay-by-space lots; typical rates are $1.25 per hour with daily max around $12-15
- Transit: Served by StanRTA buses with the Downtown Transit Center as a hub; nearby routes connect to 9th/11th St corridors
- Nearby hotels: DoubleTree by Hilton Modesto (1150 Ninth Street) and Quality Inn Modesto (500 Kansas Ave) are within a short drive; Motel 6 Modesto Downtown (807 Needham St) is another budget option
- Notable events hosted (historical): Adelitas Way (Dec 11, 2015); Aranda (Oct 24, 2015); The Dollyrots (Oct 24, 2015); Lita Ford (Dec 11, 2015); Wu-Block with Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch (May 23, 2013)
- Status note: The Fat Cat building is now associated with the Modesto Children's Museum; Fat Cat closed in 2016 and the site was acquired for museum use in 2019