Gallery5 Tickets

Seating and venue layout: Gallery5 seats up to 125 guests for performances. The venue sits in a historic fire station and features a compact, intimate setting. Note: there is no officially published floor plan on Gallery5’s site; independent seating charts are available from Box Office Ticket Sales and SimpleSeats if you need precise seating arrangements for a specific show. When you secure your tickets, consider your preferred proximity to the stage and sightlines as you choose great seats in the section you want if applicable.

Parking and loading: On-street parking is available in the Jackson Ward neighborhood and near the Broad Street area. There is a loading zone out front to support loading/tech needs for events. If you’re driving, aim for nearby metered street parking and consider arrival a bit early to secure a good spot before doors open.

Transit: Gallery5 is accessible via local public transit. The venue has been included in the First Fridays trolley service, linking it with other attractions in Richmond’s Arts District. If you’re using public transit, check the latest trolley routes and schedules for your event date to plan your trip smoothly.

Nearby hotels and dining: For a convenient stay, consider The Jefferson Hotel at 101 West Franklin Street, within walking distance of Gallery5. Other downtown accommodation options are nearby, and the area offers a range of restaurants to suit different tastes. Note: Hotel John Marshall site has transitioned to apartments at 101 N. 5th St, so plan accordingly when researching nearby lodging. If you’d like assistance with specific hotel or dining recommendations, we can point you toward affiliate partners close to Gallery5 for a seamless visit.

Notable events: Gallery5 hosts the Fourth Friday Jazz Night, community and Pride events, and various live music and arts programs. The venue also participates in First Fridays, a popular monthly initiative in Richmond’s Arts District that showcases local artists and performances.

Renovation and ownership context: The building at 200 W. Marshall St. was sold in 2018 to Vanderbilt Properties, but Gallery5 remains operational within the historic space. This continuity supports the venue’s mission to foster local arts and community engagement without disruption to programming.

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