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About Gretna Cultural Center For The Arts

Nestled in Gretna, Louisiana, the Gretna Cultural Center for the Arts is a restored Depression-era post office that now serves as an intimate black-box theatre and event space. Opened in 2016 after a careful renovation, the venue blends historic charm with modern versatility, making it a popular spot for performances, galas, and community fundraisers. With a flexible seating range and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, it’s easy to secure your seats and plan an memorable night just across the river from New Orleans.

Whether you’re attending a Gretna Fest-related event, a Linda Davis fundraiser, or Luna Fête programming, this venue offers a unique backdrop for performances and receptions, comfortably accommodating 60–75 seated guests or up to 125 for receptions. Below you'll find seating details, parking and transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan your visit with confidence.

Seating and capacity: The space is a black-box theatre with flexible seating, typically hosting 60–75 seated guests and up to 125 for receptions. Specific configurations vary by event, so check the event page for the current setup and available seating options when you secure tickets.

Parking: Parking is primarily street and public lots, with some events offering shuttle transport or designated parking options. Plan ahead and arrive early if possible to avoid parking delays.

Transit: Regional access includes RTA Gretna Fest ferry service from Canal Street to Gretna for event days, as well as Gretna Local buses connecting to nearby terminals. Jefferson Parish/JP Transit routes provide additional options. If you’re staying near the river or downtown New Orleans, consider the ferry as a scenic, convenient option.

Nearby hotels: For convenience, consider these nearby accommodations:

  • Holiday Inn New Orleans Westbank Tower, 275 Whitney Ave, Gretna, LA
  • Courtyard New Orleans Westbank / Gretna, 5 Westbank Expy
  • Homewood Suites by Hilton West Bank Gretna, 3 Westbank Expy

Nearby dining: The Gretna area offers a range of dining options from casual to refined. Local favorites and nearby eateries provide easy post-show options. If you’re staying overnight, several hotels partner with local restaurants for convenient dining packages.

This page provides the essential details you need to plan a smooth visit—seating configurations, parking guidance, transit routes, and trusted nearby hotels and dining options. If you’re looking to attend a performance at the Gretna Cultural Center for the Arts, you’ve got a friend on the inside—reach out and secure your seats for an uncomplicated, reliable ticket experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 740 2nd Street, Gretna, LA 70053 (official Gretna City page); some historical references list 740 4th Street.
  • Venue type: Black-box theatre and event space inside a renovated Depression-era U.S. Post Office building.
  • Capacity: 60–75 seated, up to 125 for receptions.
  • Notable events hosted: Gretna Fest/Club Backstage, fundraising events such as Linda Davis evenings; Luna Fête-related programming expansion to Gretna.
  • Parking: public/street parking typical; some events have shuttles or nearby parking options (parking details vary by event; example: 2024 Spring Gala offered a parking garage option at 182 Huey P Long Ave).
  • Transit: RTA Gretna Fest ferry service from Canal Street to Gretna for events; Gretna Local buses connect to nearby terminals; additional transit options via Jefferson Parish/JP Transit routes.
  • Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn New Orleans Westbank Tower (275 Whitney Ave), Courtyard New Orleans Westbank / Gretna (5 Westbank Expy), Homewood Suites by Hilton West Bank Gretna (3 Westbank Expy).
  • Renamed/demolished: The building was renovated and reopened as the Gretna Cultural Center for the Arts in 2016; it has not been demolished or renamed since.