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301 Grove Street, Ly

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About Miller Recreation Center

The Miller Recreation Center is a downtown Lynchburg community hub featuring a theater with seating capacity of $seat, flexible classrooms, and a dance studio. Built as Miller Park Elementary in 1911 and renamed Janet Snead School in the 1950s before becoming Miller Center, the venue remains a cornerstone for local performances, lectures, and community events under expanded use permits. This page provides practical details to help you secure your seats and plan a visit, including seating arrangements, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re catching a community theater production, a lecture, or a special event, Miller Recreation Center offers a welcoming, accessible space in the heart of Lynchburg. We’ve got you covered with easy directions, reliable transit options via GLTC, and nearby hotels like The Virginian Hotel and Craddock Terry Hotel for a convenient stay. For current listings and tickets, check our partnered vendors and venue calendars, and remember to secure your seats early—community events can sell out.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 301 Grove Street, Lynchburg, VA 24501
  • Venue type: City-owned community center with a 184-seat theater for performances, plus classrooms and a dance studio
  • Theater seating: Room 205 Theater has 184 seats; audience capacity 201; stage size 52
  • Parking: Parking at Grove Street and Wadsworth Street entrances; one-way Grove Street entrance; handicap-accessible entrances on the same level
  • Transit: Served by Greater Lynchburg Transit Company (GLTC); downtown stops and regional transit planning coordination
  • Nearby hotels: The Virginian Hotel (712 Church Street) downtown; Craddock Terry Hotel (1312 Commerce Street) nearby
  • Notable events hosted: Public meetings, lectures, and local theatrical/musical productions; theater used for performances via Expanded Use permits
  • Renamed/demolished: Built as Miller Park Elementary (1911); renamed Janet Snead School in the 1950s; renovated to Miller Center; no demolition