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Cabot Performing Arts Center in Beverly, MA

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About The Cabot - Cabot Performing Arts Center

The Cabot, a cherished performing arts landmark in Beverly, Massachusetts, was originally the Ware Theatre when it opened in 1920 and reopened as The Cabot in 2014. The main theater hosts a wide range of concerts and performances, with a versatile seating configuration that typically ranges the capacity around 828–885 seats, commonly cited as about 850 depending on the setup. The venue also features Off Cabot, a nearby intimate space at 9 Wallis Street, offering unique programming and a closer, more personal feel. Whether you’re catching a headline show or a smaller performance, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan a smooth visit.

Getting to The Cabot is straightforward. There is no patron parking on-site; prefer municipal lots on Pond Street or metered parking along Cabot Street. The venue is about a 0.6-mile, 13-minute walk from Beverly Depot on the Newburyport/Rockport MBTA line, making it easy to combine a train trip with an evening at the theater. For a comfortable stay nearby, consider The Cabot Lodge Beverly, Hawthorne Hotel in nearby Salem, or Sonesta Select Boston Danvers. When you’re ready to plan, secure your seats for upcoming performances such as the return of Steve Winwood (2025 welcome-back), Trombone Shorty fundraisers, and other exciting events like A Bronx Tale performances. Remember, renovations are underway in 2025, with Off Cabot and enhanced facilities planned during the phased renovation. We’ve got you covered with all the essentials for a great night out.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 286 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915
  • Main theater capacity: approximately 828–885 seats (commonly cited around 850; capacity varies by configuration)
  • Venue type: historic performing arts center opened in 1920 (originally Ware Theatre; reopened as The Cabot in 2014)
  • Notable spaces: The Cabot Theater (main) and Off Cabot (a nearby intimate venue at 9 Wallis Street)
  • Parking: no patron parking onsite; municipal lots on Pond Street and metered parking on Cabot Street
  • Transit: about 0.6 miles (13-minute walk) from Beverly Depot on the Newburyport/Rockport MBTA line
  • Nearby hotels: The Cabot Lodge Beverly, Hawthorne Hotel (Salem), Sonesta Select Boston Danvers
  • Renovations: phased renovation in 2025; Off Cabot and enhanced facilities planned during closure
  • Notable events: concerts and performances including Steve Winwood (2025 welcome-back), Trombone Shorty fundraiser, A Bronx Tale (Chazz Palminteri)