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Ross School hosts a range of concerts and performing-arts events on its East Hampton campus, set on a scenic 62-acre woodland site. With public summer concerts and theater productions, the venue offers accessible seating, on-site parking for day students, and event overflow parking policies. For concert-goers and theater fans, Ross is a trusted community hub where you can enjoy world-class performances in a welcoming, non‑luxury, straightforward setting. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, along with trusted local hotel and dining recommendations that are convenient for travelers and locals alike.
Ross School emphasizes accessibility and convenience: public seating is available via interactive seating charts through Box Office Ticket Sales, Hampton-area transit options include Long Island Rail Road and Hampton Jitney, with expanded last-mile shuttles (including the Hampton Hopper) to Ross. If you’re planning a multi‑day or special event, consider nearby lodging within easy walking distance to the village center, such as The Baker House 1650, The Maidstone, and The 1770 House. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to events and a comfortable stay nearby. Secure your seats early and enjoy a performance in one of Long Island’s cherished campus venues.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address and campus: Ross Upper School at 18 Goodfriend Drive, East Hampton, NY 11937; Upper School campus described as a 62-acre woodland site.
- Two campuses: Upper School in East Hampton and Lower School (Bridgehampton) that was closed in 2018 with programs moved to East Hampton.
- Enrollment: approximately 320 students (N–12) across campuses.
- Venue for events: Ross hosts concerts and performing-arts events on campus, including public summer concerts (e.g., 2025 Yacht Rock Revue) and theater productions.
- Notable fundraising/events: Ross has hosted high-profile fundraisers; largest earlier event series included Social @ Ross with acts like Prince, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds, Billy Joel, James Taylor, and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers in 2007.
- Seating/venue access: public seating charts for Ross events are available via Box Office Ticket Sales (interactive seating charts for Ross School events).
- Parking: on-campus parking available for day students; event overflow parking policies exist at the campus; see campus orientation details for parking procedures.
- Transit: regional transit access includes Long Island Rail Road and Hampton Jitney; last-mile shuttle services to Ross have been expanded (e.g., Hampton Hopper service inclusion for Ross).
- Nearby hotels: The Baker House 1650 (181 Main Street), The Maidstone (207 Main Street), and The 1770 House (143 Main Street) are prominent East Hampton lodgings within walking distance of the village center.