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About Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts
Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts brings live theatre to Kenner, Louisiana with two intimate performance spaces: the Mainstage at 325 Minor Street and the Lagniappe Stage at 401 Minor Street. Founded in 2009 as Theatre 13 and rebranded in the early 2010s, Rivertown offers a close-up, engaging theatre experience just outside New Orleans. Whether you’re planning a night of musical theatre, children’s productions, or intimate plays, we’ve got you covered with practical, no-fuss information to help you secure your seats and plan the perfect outing.
Box office is located in the Kenner Planetarium lobby at 2020 Fourth Street, with hours aligned to Saturday performances. The venues provide ample street parking around Minor Street; on-site/garage spaces aren’t publicly published. For the best pre- and post-show experiences, consider local hotel and dining partners. It’s easy to arrange a convenient stay and a great meal nearby, making Rivertown a reliable and friendly option for a night out in the Kenner/New Orleans area.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Two venues: Mainstage (325 Minor Street) and Lagniappe Stage (401 Minor Street) in Kenner, LA.
- Mainstage capacity published as 275 seats; Lagniappe Stage capacity not publicly published on the official site.
- Box office is located in the Kenner Planetarium lobby (2020 Fourth Street) with hours linked to Saturday performances.
- Parking: plentiful street parking around the Rivertown venues; on-site/garage parking not specifically published for these spaces.
- Notable events hosted: Aladdin (Patchworks Players, 2017); Ricky Graham's New Orleans Fairy Tales (2025); Billy Elliot production noted in historical coverage (2017).
- Renaming/history: originally founded as Theatre 13 in 2009; rebranded/renamed Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts after a Kenner contract in the early 2010s.