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About The Belfry

The Belfry is a historic church-turned-concert venue in Sisters, Oregon, renowned for intimate, high-quality folk and roots performances. With theater-style seating that accommodates approximately 200 guests seated and up to 250 total, this charming venue offers an authentic listening room atmosphere where every note feels close. Whether you’re planning a night out or securing tickets for a favorite artist, we’ve got you covered with clear, straightforward options and insider details to help you enjoy the show in comfort and style.

Getting to The Belfry is straightforward. On-site parking is available for guests, making arrivals simple. For guests using public transit, Cascade East Transit (CET) Community Connector serves Sisters, and CET routes 28 and 29 provide connections to Bend and Redmond. After the show, you’ll find a warm welcome at nearby lodgings and dining options. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners for convenient stays and meals, so you can focus on the music and not the planning. Have a favorite performer coming through? We’ll help you secure your seats and get you to and from the venue with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 200 seated / 250 total capacity (the Belfry profile lists 200/250 cap).
  • Address: 302 East Main Avenue, Sisters, OR 97759.
  • Venue type: Club / historic church-turned-concert venue.
  • Seating chart: theater-style seating with a capacity of about 200–250 guests.
  • Parking: On-site parking available (parking details referenced by parking-focused listings).
  • Transit: Cascade East Transit (CET) Community Connector serves Sisters; CET routes 28/29 connect to Bend/Redmond.
  • Nearby hotels: FivePine Lodge & Cabins (1021 Desperado Trail, Sisters) and The Fort Wakefield (410 E Cascade Ave, Sisters) nearby for guests.
  • Notable events hosted: Leo Kottke, Greg Brown, Mary Gauthier, Suzy Bogguss, Peter Rowan, David Lindley, Iris DeMent, and other prominent folk/roots artists.