The Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA is a historic, intimate performing arts center known as the Showplace of Entertainment for the area. With approximately 464 seats (capacity varies by show), it offers close, engaging experiences across music, comedy, theater, and more. The venue recently transitioned to new ownership in late 2024, under the guidance of David J. Malan, while staying true to its heritage as a beloved community stage. Whether you’re planning a night of jazz or a family-friendly performance, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: approximately 464 seats (capacity may vary by show).
Address: 7 Medford Street, Arlington, MA 02474.
Venue type: historic, intimate performing arts center (Arlington's Showplace of Entertainment).
Seating chart: has two wheelchair-accessible sections in the left and right orchestra; balcony is not wheelchair accessible; sample seating chart available via the venue site.
Parking: Russell Common Municipal Lot across the street; pay by meter or PayByPhone; free Sundays and after 8 PM.
Transit: MBTA bus routes 77, 79, 80, 87, 95, and 350 serve the area.
Nearby hotels: Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston/Cambridge-Arlington, MA (1 Massachusetts Ave), with on-site parking.
Notable events hosted: performances by Samara Joy, Mickey Rooney, Paula Poundstone, Johnny Winter, Taj Mahal, Hot Tuna, Dresden Dolls, Steven Tyler, and others.
Status: not demolished or renamed; the venue underwent a 2024 ownership transition with new ownership announced (David J. Malan named owner in late 2024).