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About McNease Convention Center

McNease Convention Center is a city-owned venue in San Angelo, Texas, offering flexible spaces for conferences, concerts, civic functions, and large gatherings. Located at 501 Rio Concho Drive, the center features four meeting spaces that can be divided into thirds, enabling tailored setups for varied event sizes. The largest space exceeds 12,200 square feet, with theater-style seating for up to 1,200 and banquet-style seating for up to 700. While there isn’t a public seating chart published, the versatile layout allows multiple configurations to fit your needs.

This page covers parking, transportation options, nearby hotels and dining, and insider tips to help you secure your event with ease.

For bookings and inquiries, McNease Convention Center serves as a civic hub with a dedicated booking office for events like A Night In The Tropics Symphony. Expansion and renovation discussions have been ongoing in 2025, reflecting ongoing investment in the venue. We’ve got you covered with reliable details and trusted partner recommendations to simplify planning in San Angelo.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 501 Rio Concho Drive, San Angelo, TX 76903.
  • Venue type: City-owned convention center with four meeting spaces that can be divided into thirds.
  • Capacity: Largest space >12,200 square feet; up to 1,200 theater-style; up to 700 banquet-style seating.
  • Seating/chart: No public seating chart published; largest room can be divided into three equal spaces.
  • Parking: On-site accessible parking is available (feature listed by the city).
  • Transit: Transportation options include Concho Valley Transit District bus/trolley rental for events.
  • Nearby hotels: Adjacent Clarion Hotel San Angelo (about 140 rooms) nearby.
  • Notable events hosted: Civic Events booking office is located at McNease; events include concerts and civic functions (e.g., A Night In The Tropics Symphony).
  • Renamed/demolished: Named in 2009 for former councilman Kenneth McNease; no demolition; expansion/renovation discussions were active in 2025.