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Luther Burbank Center for the Arts - Pavilion Tickets
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The Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa offers both indoor and outdoor experiences. The Pavilion is a tented outdoor venue that hosts festivals, concerts, and large gatherings with flexible seating and reception configurations. With a rich history and a steady stream of national tours, family programs, and educational events, this venue is a hub for culture in the heart of Sonoma County.
Whether you’re catching a headline concert or a community show, we’ve got you covered with clear ticket options, dependable seating charts, and easy access to parking and local amenities. Secure your seats and plan your visit with practical details below.
About the Pavilion
- Type: Outdoor tented venue
- Seating: 550 theater seats, 450 banquet, 1,000 reception capacity
- Space: Includes the East Lawn for additional outdoor activity
- Structure: 60’ x 120’ tent, suitable for festivals and larger outdoor events
- Accessibility: ADA accessible areas integrated into the layout
Nearby Venue Context
The Pavilion complements the Ruth Finley Person Theater (indoor) within the same center, which features a total fixed seating of about 1,681 (orchestra ~1,100; balcony ~500 with 48 standing behind balcony). This combination allows for diverse programming throughout the year.
Location and access are straightforward: the center sits at 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403. Driving is the primary way to reach the facility, with exits from US-101 and Mark West Springs Road guiding guests to ample on-site parking. On-site parking is extensive and free, with spots adjacent to entrances and ADA parking available. Public transit options are not officially published by the center, so plan to drive or ride-share accordingly.
Notable events at the Pavilion include national touring performances (examples like Chicago and Get The Led Out) and family/educational programs tied to the broader center ecosystem, which draws hundreds of thousands of attendees annually.
Parking & Transportation
- On-site, free parking with ample spaces
- Parking located near entrances; ADA spaces are available
- Driving directions primarily via US-101 River Road exit and Mark West Springs Road
- Transit options are not formally published; ride-share or local taxi services are common alternatives
Nearby Hotels & Restaurants
Comfortable stays and convenient dining are available nearby. For an easy experience, consider partner-recommended options that balance value and comfort.
- Hotel E Santa Rosa – a nearby lodging option with convenient access to the venue. (Affiliate partners available for booking.)
- Local restaurants and eateries near Santa Rosa venues offer a range of menus; we can connect you with vetted partner recommendations for reliable pre-show or post-show dining.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403.
- Ruth Finley Person Theater: indoor venue with about 1,681 total fixed seats; orchestra ~1,100 seats and balcony ~500 seats, plus 48 standing positions behind the balcony row; two levels (Orchestra and Balcony) with accessibility features.
- Pavilion: outdoor tented venue with 550 theater seats, 450 banquet, 1,000 reception capacity; includes the East Lawn; the tent is a 60’ x 120’ structure and the space is used for festivals and larger outdoor events.
- Parking: extensive on-site, free parking with parking adjacent to entrances and ADA spaces available.
- Transit: official site does not publish dedicated transit options; directions focus on driving access via US-101 River Road exit and Mark West Springs Road.
- Nearby hotels: examples include Hotel E Santa Rosa as a nearby lodging option (about 15 minutes away).
- Notable events hosted: national touring performances (e.g., Chicago, Get The Led Out) and family/educational programs (e.g., The Magic School Bus); the center serves hundreds of thousands of attendees annually.
- Renamed/demolished: the venue was formerly known as Wells Fargo Center for the Arts from 2005 to 2016.