The Kirkland Performance Theater is a dedicated nonprofit arts venue in Kirkland, WA, offering an intimate setting with a continental seating layout and accessible options. Located at 350 Kirkland Ave, the venue has hosted a range of performances since its early days, with notable coverage in local media and performances by acclaimed artists. Whether you’re attending a concert, lecture, or theater production, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

Below you’ll find seating information, parking and transportation details, and recommended nearby hotels and dining to make your trip as smooth as possible.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 394 seats; ADA seating included; 4–6 seats in the last row (M Row) are removable for wheelchairs; Seating is described as Continental with 13 rows; distance from back row to stage is 40 feet.
Address: 350 Kirkland Ave, Kirkland, WA 98033.
Venue type/status: Non-profit (501(c)(3)) arts organization operating Kirkland Performance Center as a dedicated performing-arts venue.
Seating/chart details: 13 rows; Continental seating; ADA accessibility with removable seats in the last row for wheelchair access.
Parking: Peter Kirk Municipal Parking Garage (adjacent to Kirkland Library) offers free 4-hour parking; garage entrances on Kirkland Ave and Third St; total space and access described by City of Kirkland.
Transit: Closest public transit stop is the Kirkland Transit Center next to the Kirkland Library.
Nearby hotels: Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Kirkland (11215 NE 124th St) is a nearby hotel; other listings note KPC as a nearby attraction.
Notable events hosted: Opening night coverage in The Seattle Times (1998); Philip Glass with Foday Musa Suso (2012); Washington Wind Symphony – Legacies (2013); Judith Hill (2017); Rufus Wainwright (2018; and related 2022 mentions).
Renamed/demolished status: The venue continues to operate as Kirkland Performance Center; no demolition or renaming has occurred.