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Capitol Center for the Arts
44 South Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
603-225-1111

Box Office Hours
Monday—Friday: 12PM–6PM
*Also open 1 hour prior to show on show days.

Administrative Office Hours
Monday—Friday: 9AM–5PM

Covid Policy

By making a ticket purchase, the buyer agrees to adhere to the COVID policies that are in place at our venue at the time of the performance. COVID Safety policies are subject to change according to artist requirements, current recommended guidelines, severity of the pandemic, and will not be considered cause for a future refund.

The Capitol Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that owns and operates the 1,304 seat historic Chubb Theatre at CCA and the newly renovated flexible capacity (296-424) venue, the Bank of New Hampshire Stage. The support we receive from our generous contributors is essential to preserve the integrity of our historic theaters and sustain our cultural leadership in the community. Our EIN: 22-3151625

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Covid Policy

In response to current CDC guidelines, and significantly declining local hospitalization rates, the Capitol Center for the Arts will be downgrading our Masking Policy from “Mask Required” for all shows to “Masking Optional” for all shows. This change will take effect on March 16^th and will apply to performances at both the Chubb Theatre and the Bank of New Hampshire Stage. While masks will be optional, individuals who prefer to mask will of course be welcome to do so and masks will still be available at ticketing stations for any patron who needs one”