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About Saugatuck Center For The Arts

You're not far from a season of compelling performances at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts. Located at 400 Culver St., Saugatuck, MI 49453, this campus houses the on-site professional theatre and performance spaces, including a main theatre and a Pavilion for events, along with gallery and education programming. Mason Street Warehouse is part of the center, and we provide seating details, accessible options, parking, transit info, and nearby hotel and dining picks to make your visit easy.

Plan ahead for parking—on-site spaces are limited, with street parking available nearby. In the warmer months, take advantage of local transit options and ride-sharing. For a comfortable stay, consider nearby hotels like The Hotel Saugatuck or BayView Inn, and explore local dining with our affiliate partner recommendations. Booking through us means a straightforward, no-fuss process—we’re your trusted connection for tickets and nearby amenities.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 400 Culver St., Saugatuck, MI 49453.
  • Main theatre capacity: 410 seated (Bertha Krueger Reid Theatre).
  • Other spaces: 120-seat lobby and 250-seat Pavilion for events.
  • Seating map: Public seating chart not published; theatre has a center section and two wings; ADA seats A5, A6, A7, A27, A28, A29; companion seats A8, B5, B6, B28, B29.
  • Parking & transit: Limited on-site parking; street parking nearby; summer Interurban bus service from Saugatuck High School.
  • Nearby hotels: The Hotel Saugatuck (900 Lake St) and BaySide Inn (downtown Saugatuck).
  • Notable events: Mason Street Warehouse is the on-site professional theatre; outdoor Mason Street Warehouse performances have been held (e.g., Oh What a Night, 2020); gallery and education programming also prominent.
  • Renaming/renovation: The site was the Lloyd Harriss Pie Company factory before becoming the Saugatuck Center for the Arts; the campus was reinvented in the 2000s (no demolition reported).