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About Weathervane Theatre

Weathervane Theatre is a beloved not-for-profit professional theatre located on Route 3 (Lancaster Rd) in Whitefield, New Hampshire. Since 1966, it has offered alternating repertory seasons in a comfortable, intimate setting that seats around great seats. The box office at 603-837-9322 is a quick call away for tickets and show information. Explore our season, learn about the venue, and secure your seats for a memorable night of live theatre in the heart of the White Mountains.

Parking is convenient with lots opening 1 hour before showtime, making arrival simple. Weathervane Theatre blends rich history—recently marking milestones and continuing festive programming—with strong ties to notable alumni like Elizabeth Stanley and Ari’el Stachel. When planning your visit, consider staying nearby at Mountain View Grand, Omni Mount Washington, Bretton Woods Vacations, or Barron Brook Inn, and dining at recommended local eateries to bookend your theatre night. For an authentic NH experience, Weathervane Theatre is your go-to destination for intimate, professional performances in a welcoming setting.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 250 seats
  • Address: 389 Lancaster Rd, Whitefield, NH 03598
  • Venue type: not-for-profit, professional theatre with alternating repertory (since 1966)
  • Seating chart available on official site (image shown on visit page)
  • Parking: parking lots open 1 hour before showtime
  • Located on Route 3 (Lancaster Rd); box office 603-837-9322; season typically June–October
  • Nearby hotels and lodgings include Mountain View Grand, Omni Mount Washington, Bretton Woods Vacations, Barron Brook Inn, and more
  • Notable history/events: Diamond Jubilee and ongoing holiday programming; alumni include Elizabeth Stanley, Ari’el Stachel; Fire in 2011 destroyed the original barn but the theatre rebuilt next door