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Peoples Bank Theatre Tickets
- Location
- Marietta, OH
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Upcoming Events at Peoples Bank Theatre
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October 2026
2 eventsNovember 2026
4 eventsDecember 2026
6 events- DEC01Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol7:00 PMFrom $58View Tickets →
- DEC04The Drowsy Lads8:00 PMCheck ticket availabilityView Tickets →
- DEC05Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland2:00 PMCheck ticket availabilityView Tickets →
- DEC05Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland7:30 PMFrom $86View Tickets →
- DEC11Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: Sentimental for the Season8:00 PMCheck ticket availabilityView Tickets →
- DEC13Aaron Lewis and The Stateliners7:00 PMFrom $136View Tickets →
January 2027
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Headliners Coming to Peoples Bank Theatre
Kathleen Madigan
Friday, November 20, 2026
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol
Tuesday, December 1, 2026
Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland
Saturday, December 5, 2026 · Saturday, December 5, 2026
Aaron Lewis
Sunday, December 13, 2026
Little River Band
Saturday, January 16, 2027
The Army, The Navy
Thursday, February 11, 2027
Ellis Paul
Sunday, March 21, 2027
The venue
About Peoples Bank Theatre
Peoples Bank Theatre sits at 222 Putnam Street in the heart of historic downtown Marietta, Ohio. Originally known as the Hippodrome and later the Colony, this restored performing arts venue reopened in 2016 after a multi-million restoration and now hosts a diverse lineup of concerts, film screenings, theatrical performances, and community events. With a classic late-1920s/1930s charm and modern enhancements, it remains a cornerstone for arts and culture in the Ohio River Valley.
Whether you’re a local or visiting, we’ve got you covered with clear seating information, easy-to-find parking, transit options, and recommended nearby hotels and eateries to complete your experience.
The theatre features a total of 952 seats across the Main Floor, Mezzanine, and Balcony: 494 fixed seats on the Main Floor (including 16 ADA-accessible seats and 12 orchestra pit seats), 226 seats in the Mezzanine, and 204 seats in the Balcony. Official seating charts and details are available in the Plan Your Visit section. For a smooth night out, plan to arrive early to enjoy downtown Marietta’s historic ambiance, with ample nearby parking and dining options.
If you’re planning an event or simply want a reliable source for tickets, think of us as your friend in the business—helpful, straightforward, and here to make ticket buying easy. We’ve got you covered for a stress-free experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 222 Putnam Street, Marietta, OH 45750.
- Venue type: Historic theatre / performing arts venue (orig. Hippodrome; later Colony; now Peoples Bank Theatre).
- Capacity: 952 seats total (Main Floor: 494 fixed + 16 ADA + 12 orchestra pit; Mezzanine: 226; Balcony: 204). Note: some partner sources cite a 940-seat configuration; the official FAQ lists 952. A seating chart is available online. (Sources: FAQ, Plan Your Visit, About)
- Seating chart: Plan Your Visit provides auditorium layout and a downloadable seating chart PDF; detailed seating information is also in the Seat Sponsorships page. (Sources: turn0search1, turn1search6)
- Parking: Six nearby parking lots within about a block of the theatre plus on-street downtown parking. (Source: Parking page)
- Transit: Marietta offers on-demand public transit via Washington-Morgan CABL; intercity bus service available via Greyhound nearby. (Sources: WTAP article on on-demand transit, Greyhound Marietta stop)
- Nearby hotels: Fairfield Inn & Suites Marietta (about 2–3 miles away), Holiday Inn Express & Suites Marietta (nearby), Baymont by Wyndham Marietta (701 Pike St). (Sources: Fairfield Inn page, Holiday Inn Express page, Baymont CVB page)
- Notable events and history: World premiere of Battle Hymn (1957) at the Colony; the venue has hosted numerous concerts and film events; reopened in 2016 after a $7.5M restoration. (Sources: History page, Support page, FAQ)
