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Lindsay Center | Quincy IL Venue for Performances, Co

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About Oakley-Lindsay Center

Welcome to Oakley-Lindsay Center, a regional convention center and thriving performing arts facility in Quincy, Illinois. Located at 300 Civic Center Plaza, this versatile venue hosts everything from large-scale concerts and conferences to intimate theatre experiences. With multiple spaces and a central location, Oakley-Lindsay Center is a trusted choice for organizers and attendees alike. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit access, and recommendations for nearby hotels and dining to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Whether you’re catching a show in McClain-Kent Hall, enjoying a community production in Quincy Community Theatre, or attending a conference in the Oakley Room, there are ample ways to secure your seats. We provide transparent, no-fuss ticketing guidance and inside knowledge on the best nearby accommodations and eateries so you can focus on the experience. As your reliable connection for tickets and venue details, we’re here to help you plan a smooth visit to Quincy’s Oakley-Lindsay Center.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 300 Civic Center Plaza, Quincy, IL 62301.
  • Venue type: regional convention center and performing arts facility.
  • McClain-Kent Hall capacity: up to 3,500 theater-style (30,000 sq ft Exhibition Hall).
  • Quincy Community Theatre capacity: 500 seats.
  • Lindsay Room seating: 125 in theatre style.
  • Oakley Room seating: 75 seats.
  • Lobby seating: 125 seats.
  • Parking: three large on-site parking lots plus street parking on 4th Street, Kentucky Street and Maiden Lane.
  • Transit: served by Quincy Transit Lines.
  • Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Quincy by IHG (4821 Oak Street), Quality Inn & Suites Quincy Downtown (225 S 4th St), Quincy Inn & Suites (224 N 36th St).
  • Notable events: Destiny's Child (2000), Diamond Rio (2002), Skillet (2011), Barack Obama’s White House to Main Street tour (April 28, 2010).
  • Note on status: no demolition or renaming detected; continues to operate as Oakley-Lindsay Center.