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About The State House

The State House was a cozy, 250-person music venue and performance space located at 310 State St in downtown New Haven, CT. While the building remains, plans for a four-story housing development have changed the use of the site. This page provides a comprehensive overview to help you plan a visit, including seating considerations, parking and transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations. Whether you’re catching a local show or a touring act that has graced its stage, you’ll find practical details to secure your seats and make the most of your time in downtown New Haven.

Note: The venue is currently closed as of May 2023. For fans and visitors, we’ve rounded up practical nearby options and trusted partners to help with accommodations and nightlife in the area. If you’re seeking updates on future developments or possible events at a related site, keep an eye on official announcements and our updates for the latest information. We’ve got you covered with reliable options and insider tips for quick, easy planning.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 250-person (reported by local outlets).
  • Address: 310 State St, New Haven, CT 06510.
  • Venue type: music venue / performance space.
  • Seating chart: no official public seating chart published; some events used varying seating; third-party ticket sites show seating charts for individual events.
  • Parking: previously a parking lot in front of the building; redevelopment plans call for a four-story apartment building on the site.
  • Transit: located in downtown New Haven with access to public transit; area near Union Station for regional rail.
  • Nearby hotels: Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale (155 Temple Street) is a prominent nearby downtown hotel.
  • Notable events: hosted local concerts, dance parties, drag shows and touring acts such as Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore, Deerhoof, and The Acacia Strain.
  • Status: venue closed in May 2023; building remains; site slated for housing development.