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About Whyte Hall
Whyte Hall is a cornerstone venue in Fire Island Pines, offering flexible spaces for concerts, performances, meetings, and community events. With multiple event spaces and thoughtful accessibility, Whyte Hall serves as a hub for culture and gathering on this iconic barrier island. Read on for seating configurations, transportation tips, parking notes, and hand-picked recommendations for hotels and dining to help you plan a seamless visit.
\nNote: This page covers all the prominent spaces under Whyte Hall’s umbrella, including the Brandon Fradd Theater, the Outdoor Albert Lepage Pavilion, and the Solstice Foundation Meeting Rooms. Each space can host different types of events, with capacities ranging from intimate meetings to large public gatherings.
\nWhether you’re attending Broadway Bares in the Pines, BOFFO events, the Fire Island Dance Festival, or community meetings, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations to enhance your trip.
Travel to Whyte Hall is uniquely laid-back yet efficiently organized. There is no on-site parking; access is via Sayville or Bay Shore ferries, followed by foot, bike, or mobility aids. A Mobility Access Cart is available to assist guests moving around the island. If you’re planning an overnight stay, our curated list of nearby hotels and dining options helps you secure convenient accommodations and meals close to the venue.
\nFor catering or special events, Candreva Kitchen offers in-house services to support a range of occasions at Whyte Hall spaces. We’ve included affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you book with confidence.
\nBrowse the sections below for detailed space layouts, accessibility information, and practical tips to secure your seats and plan a smooth arrival to Whyte Hall and its surrounding venues.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Brandon Fradd Theater seats 172 (Tier 1: 54, Tier 2: 70, Tier 3: 48); maximum capacity with seats removed is 230.
- Outdoor Albert Lepage Pavilion: 400 standing capacity, 250 seated.
- Solstice Foundation Meeting Rooms: Small 40, Large 60, Combined 100.
- Candreva Kitchen available for catering and events.
- Address/location: Fire Island Pines, NY 11782; FIPPOA Office is at 577 Coast Guard Walk.
- Transit and parking: Whyte Hall has no on-site parking; access via Sayville or Bay Shore ferries; Mobility Access Cart available; island travel is by ferry/foot/bike/cart.
- Nearby hotels: Botel (Hotel Ciel) on Fire Island Pines renamed The Tryst; redevelopment planned to open in 2026.
- Notable events hosted: Broadway Bares in the Pines, BOFFO, DRA’s Fire Island Dance Festival, Recovery & Religious Meetings, Women’s Pride in the Pines.