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About Lakewood Center For The Arts

Lakewood Center for the Arts is a nonprofit arts hub in Lake Oswego, home to the Headlee Mainstage Theatre (234 seats with 12 accessible spots) and multiple studio spaces. It serves as a cultural anchor for the city, hosting the Lakewood Theatre Company and the annual Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts across the Center and George Rogers Park. Whether you’re catching a performance, supporting a local company, or attending a community event, you’ll find a straightforward, friendly booking experience with us.

Keep reading to plan your visit: seating information, parking details, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining—prioritized with affiliate partner suggestions for a smooth, no-fuss experience.

For a complete seating plan, download the Headlee Mainstage seating chart. The Center is located at 368 S. State Street, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. We’ve got you covered with reliable venue details and easy ways to secure your seats for upcoming performances and community events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 368 S. State Street, Lake Oswego, OR 97034.
  • Venue type: nonprofit arts center with the Headlee Mainstage Theatre and multiple studio spaces (Lakewood Theatre Company is a principal tenant).
  • Capacity: Headlee Mainstage Theatre seats 234 (12 ADA accessible).
  • Seating chart: Mainstage seating chart available as a downloadable PDF.
  • Parking: paved lot behind the building (Middlecrest Road).
  • Transit: served by TriMet with Lake Oswego Transit Center; lines include 35 Macadam/Greeley, 37 Lake Grove, 78 Beaverton/Lake Oswego, 153 Stafford/Salamo.
  • Nearby hotels: The Lakeshore Inn (210 North State Street) and AC Hotel Portland Lake Oswego (14811 Kruse Oaks Drive).
  • Notable events: Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts is a major annual event hosted by the Center; LOFA is held across Lakewood Center and George Rogers Park.
  • Renamed/demolished: The venue originated as Lake Oswego Community Theatre and was renamed to Lakewood Theatre Company in 1990; the Lakewood Center for the Arts continues to operate (no demolition reported).