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Top Performance Venues in Boston, MA
Every show starts long before the curtain rises. It begins with the right space. One that holds the energy, the crowd, and your vision. In Boston, performance venues in Back Bay, Fenway, and the Theatre District bring history and edge to your event. If you're staging a small spoken word night, a live band gig, or a school performance, you'll easily find the best spot here. Tagvenue helps you filter by size, vibe, and gear, so you spend less time searching and more time rehearsing. Because every performance deserves a space that supports it. Explore our listings and find yours today.
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![Full Buyout at Howl at the Moon, Boston in Financial District, Boston, MA]()
Full Buyout
540 guestsHowl at the Moon, BostonFinancial District, Boston, MAHowl at the Moon is a live music destination for travelers and locals alike. Our in-house musicians take the stage from the moment our doors open until last call - there are no breaks and no intermissions therefore guestsfrom $2500
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![The Concourse Space at Leader Bank Pavilion in Seaport District/South Boston Waterfront, MA]()
The Concourse Space
800 guestsLeader Bank PavilionSeaport District/South Boston Waterfront, MAWhether its for live performances, art displays, or lively parties, this inviting space ensures a memorable and dynamic experience for all.from $15000
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![Royale at Royale in Theatre District, Boston, MA]()
Royale
2000 guestsRoyaleTheatre District, Boston, MAOur special event staff is able to accommodate parties from 50 up to over 2,000 with the ability to include two of our other venues in the same building.from $10000
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![Entire Venue at Legacy Boston in Theatre District, Boston, MA]()
Entire Venue
400 guestsLegacy BostonTheatre District, Boston, MALegacy Boston's facilities offer numerous options and multiple scenarios for any event. Our special event staff can assist with accommodating parties of up to 400+ ppl and can provide full audio-visual needs.from $1000
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![Sanctuary at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Of Boston in Back Bay, Boston, MA]()
Sanctuary
650 guestsEmmanuel Episcopal Church Of BostonBack Bay, Boston, MAWith stone angels gazing down from the pillars and stained glass windows casting rainbow light all around, this majestic space is glorious to behold. The spectacular Emmanuels Land Window, rededicated in 2008 after a three-yearfrom $4000
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![Warehouse XI at Warehouse XI in Near Boston, MA]()
Warehouse XI
150 guestsWarehouse XINear Boston, MAIt is the only warehouse venue close to the city and is a totally unique space to hold your event. We owe the uniqueness of our space to the high ceilings, oversized glass windows and white brick walls that can be transformedfrom $5500
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![Movie Theater&Screening Room at Another Age Video & Photo Production Studios in Near Boston, MA]()
Movie Theater&Screening Room
45 guestsAnother Age Video & Photo Production StudiosNear Boston, MALocated just outside of Boston with ample free parking and accessible by subway, the facility includes a versatile 1281 sq ft white sound stage for photo shoots, live broadcasts, and green screen projects, as well as an eventfrom $150
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![Carriage House at Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury, Boston, MA]()
Carriage House
120 guestsShirley-Eustis HouseRoxbury, Boston, MAThe ShirleyEustis House is an historic house located at 33 Shirley Street, Boston, Massachusetts.from $195
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![The VIP Tent at Leader Bank Pavilion in Seaport District/South Boston Waterfront, MA]()
The VIP Tent
350 guestsLeader Bank PavilionSeaport District/South Boston Waterfront, MAThe VIP Tent at Leader Bank Pavilion is the perfect place for hosting parties, enjoying outdoor al-fresco time with friends, or celebrating birthdays in style.from $14000
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![Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Of Boston in Back Bay, Boston, MA]()
Lindsey Chapel
120 guestsEmmanuel Episcopal Church Of BostonBack Bay, Boston, MAThe Lindsey Chapel holds pride of place as a Back Bay architectural jewel. Built specifically as a Lady chapel and memorial to Leslie Lindsey Mason, it seats a maximum of 120 people.from $3500
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![Mansion at Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury, Boston, MA]()
Mansion
80 guestsShirley-Eustis HouseRoxbury, Boston, MAThe rental includes the first floor (three distinct spaces) as well as the basement kitchenette and two restrooms. This is a perfect place for a special event.from $215
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![Vivid Oblivion at Vivid Oblivion in Near Boston, MA]()
Vivid Oblivion
40 guestsVivid OblivionNear Boston, MANatural light floods the space from windows on three sides, complemented by diffusion blinds for precise light modulation. With most windows facing south, expect uninterrupted sunshine throughout the day, illuminating everyfrom $80
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FAQs about Top Performance Venues in Boston, MA
For large productions, Leader Bank Pavilion in the Seaport District accommodates up to 5,000 guests and is suited to headline events. In contrast, Warehouse XI in Prospect Hill is a popular mid-size venue for arts-focused performances with flexible event space and a 150-person capacity. If you're looking for an elegant setting, Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Back Bay offers stunning acoustics and historic charm for seated audiences of up to 650.
You've got flexibility. Some places rent by the hour (great for rehearsals or smaller shows), others by the session. If you're going all out with a multi-act lineup, tech run-throughs, and load-in/load-out, you can book a venue with a full day booking. Always confirm setup and teardown time are included.
You can put on just about anything here. Concerts, plays, film screenings, dance shows, or poetry slams. Boston's venues are super versatile. Bigger spots like Royale are built for live music or DJ nights, while a place like a church hall is better for classical performances or acoustic sets.
Yes, loads of them. If you're just starting out or doing a low-budget show, places like Vivid Oblivion in Cambridge charge around $80/hour and still feel legit. Another Age Studios in Newton is another solid option at $150/hour for about 40 guests. These work great for workshops, open mics, and small theatre. You don't need a big stage to make an impact.
