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Upcoming Events at H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts
H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts is a historic 1946 art deco/mid-century movie house transformed into a vibrant performing-arts center in Greenfield, Indiana. With a seating capacity of 390, it hosts theatre, stand-up, concerts, and community events, including the Riley Festival and the Greenfield Historic Home Tour. The building originally opened as Weil Theater in 1946 and reopened as H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts on September 19, 2006 after a careful renovation that preserved its era charm while expanding its stage and lobby spaces.
Whether you’re checking out a local production, a stand-up show, or a touring musical, you’ll want practical details on seating, parking, and getting around town. Below you’ll find clear information to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
Greenfield offers a welcoming downtown experience, with convenient parking, nearby lodging, and a curated selection of dining options. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and restaurant partners to help you plan a smooth, value-driven trip. If you’re looking for a reliable way to attend, consider booking through approved partners and using public transit or rideshare for easy access to 122 W Main St.
Seating and Auditorium Layout
- Official seating capacity: 390 seats
- Public seating chart is not published online; the venue shows photos of the seating area in the auditorium and lobby to help you visualize the space
- General admission and reserved seating options may vary by event; secure your seats early for popular performances
- Wheelchair accessibility is available; please contact the venue in advance to confirm specific accommodations
Parking
- On-street parking is typically available around downtown Greenfield
- Public lots and municipal parking may be within short walking distance
- Arrive early for larger events to secure convenient spots and minimize walking time
Transportation
- Rideshare services (Uber/Lyft) commonly serve the downtown Greenfield area
- Public transit options are limited in this region; consider rideshare or designated drivers for late shows
- Walking or short rides from nearby lodging is feasible for most events
Nearby Hotels and Dining (Affiliate Partners)
- Hotels: Partner properties near Greenfield may include regional options; check our affiliate links for current availability and rates
- Restaurants: Local favorites nearby offer pre- or post-show dining; affiliate partner listings provide curated selections and guaranteed reservations where available
Tip: We’ve got you covered with trusted partner recommendations to simplify your trip. Always confirm hours and availability with the venue and partners before you travel.
Notable Upcoming and Local Events
- 2025 Riley Festival
- 2025 Greenfield Historic Home Tour
- Local theatre productions, stand-up shows, and musical acts such as Heywood Banks and Mamma Mia productions
About the Venue
Opened in 1946 as Weil Theater, the venue was renamed and reopened as H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts on September 19, 2006. Its Art Deco and mid-century architecture remain a distinctive piece of Greenfield’s cultural landscape, offering an intimate setting for performers and audiences alike.
Official Social Media & Websites
- H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts
- Nearby partner hotels: check affiliate pages for current options
- Local restaurants: explore partner listings for pre/post-show dining
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 390 seats (official venue page; older sources list 386 seats prior to/around renovations).
- Address: 122 W Main St, Greenfield, IN 46140.
- Venue type: Historic 1946 Art Deco/Mid-Century movie house turned performing-arts center and rentable venue.
- Seating chart: Public seating chart not published online; the site notes auditorium and lobby spaces and provides photos of the seating area rather than a formal chart.
- Notable events hosted: 2025 Riley Festival and 2025 Greenfield Historic Home Tour; also hosts local theatre, stand-up, and musical acts (e.g., Heywood Banks, Mamma Mia productions).
- Renamed/demolished: Opened as Weil Theater in 1946; reopened as H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts on September 19, 2006 after renovation.