Mary Miller Theater, 300 East Simpson Street

Historic Theater in the Heart of Lafayette

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See the Theater Policy & Use Guidelines, Charges

 

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The Mary Miller Theater is the former home of the Congregational Church and was built in 1892.  Funded primarily by Mary Miller, the founder of Lafayette, the building has functioned as an emergency hospital, a library and today has been restored and remodeled for use as a community theater. 

Logistics - The theater holds 75 people in theater-style, permanent seating.  A small stage is available, along with a dressing room, box office, and an outside deck. On-street parking is free. Professional sound and lighting is available for an additional fee. 

Great for theater, film festivals, live music, lectures and community gatherings.   

How to Rent the Mary Miller Theater - Please read the Policy and Use Guidelines before reserving a room.

The Reservation Form is available here to fill out online and submit. Staff will email or call you within 5 days of receipt in order to confirm the reservation. Do not consider the room reserved until you hear from us.