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About Levitt Pavilion Westport

Levitt Pavilion Westport is your go-to outdoor concert venue in Westport, Connecticut. Nestled along the Saugatuck River at 40 Jessup Road (Bernhard Plaza & Jesup Rd), this venue blends a sloped lawn with a modern amphitheater, hosting a robust summer season from June 1 to August 20. With a 2,400 seated capacity for ticketed shows and a 1,700-capacity lawn for free, non-ticketed evenings, it’s a community hub for music lovers and visitors alike. We’ve got you covered on parking, transit options, and nearby stays and bites to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Whether you’re chasing a high-profile act or a classic Westport Pops performance, secure your seats early for ticketed events and arrive early for lawn-friendly evenings. We’ll point you to trusted hotel partners and nearby dining so you can make a complete night or weekend out of your Levitt visit. For accessibility needs, ADA-accessible ramp connections link to the Imperial Lot, and on-demand local shuttles can help you move around town with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 40 Jessup Road (Bernhard Plaza & Jesup Rd), Westport, CT 06880.
  • Venue type: Outdoor amphitheater with a sloped lawn on the banks of the Saugatuck River.
  • Season: Typically June 1 to August 20 (summer season with many free performances).
  • Capacity: 2,400 seated capacity for ticketed events; 1,700 on the lawn for non-ticketed shows.
  • Parking: Pavilion parking available; ADA-accessible ramp connections to nearby Imperial Lot.
  • Transit: Nearby Metro-North Westport/Saugatuck stations; Wheels2U Westport on-demand shuttle service.
  • Nearby hotels: Delamar Westport at 1595 Post Road East (opened 2025); Westport Inn demolished and replaced by Delamar Westport.
  • Notable events: Free summer concerts (50–60 free evenings annually); high-profile shows (e.g., Bruce Hornsby in 2021) and staples like the Westport Pops.