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Directions

Located directly off the Lebanon Green (Colburn Park), LOH is easy to find and offers plenty of free parking options within immediate vicinity of the theater.

As you approach the Green, look for a large, red brick building with white columns and a clock tower on the north side of the park. LOH is accessible from street level at the front of the building and by elevator to the Lobby and Orchestra level through the City Hall entrance on the east side of the building.

From I-89 South (New Hampshire)
Take I-89 to Exit 17. Make a left from the exit ramp and follow Rt. 4 a few miles into downtown Lebanon.

From the North
Take I-89 to exit 18, make a right from the exit ramp and go a short distance to the stop sign. Turn left onto Hanover Street, and follow this about 1/2 mile to the Lebanon Green.

From Rt. 91 North (Vermont)
Go past Exit 1 and pick up exit to I-89 South. Take I-89 to exit 18, make a right from the exit ramp and go a short distance to the stop sign. Turn left onto Hanover Street, and follow this about 1/2 mile to the Lebanon Green.

From I-91 South (Massachusetts, Vermont)
Go to exit 10S and follow signs onto I-89. Take I-89 to exit 18, make a right from the exit ramp and go a short distance to the stop sign. Turn left onto Hanover Street, and follow this about 1/2 mile to the Lebanon Green.

Alternative Transit Options

Advance Transit
Blue and Red Line buses stop directly in front of Lebanon Opera House throughout the day. The last bus on the Red Line departs for West Lebanon at 6:15 pm, and the last bus on the Blue line departs for Hanover at 6:45. There is no bus service on weekends. Visit advancetransit.com for more information.

Active Transit
Outdoor bike racks are available adjacent to the City Hall entrance on the east side of the building. LOH is located a few hundred feet from the entrance to the Northern Rail Trail via Spencer Street or Campbell Street. Recommended bike routes from points North include Mount Support Road to Hanover Street, from the East along Mechanic Street, and from the West along the Northern Rail Trail or Bank Street. Biking from the South is possible for advanced cyclists via Rt. 120.

Parking

There is plenty of free parking on nearby streets and in the large public lots behind the theater.

On Street Parking: Free parking is available along Colburn Park (Lebanon Green) and surrounding streets.

Parking Lot: Public parking can be found in the lot directly behind Lebanon Opera House via Flynn Street and Court Street.

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Lebanon Opera House strives to provide access to all events and programs to everyone regardless of age, ability, gender, sexual orientation, or economic standing. LOH endeavors to identify barriers to this goal and make improvements to ensure our venue can be accessed by all.

The lobby, box office, restrooms, and orchestra level of the theater are accessible by elevator, which is located through the City Office entrance on the on the east side of the building. This entrance is unlocked one hour prior to performance time. The balcony is not accessible by elevator.

If you need access to any accessible seats for a show that is either reserved seating or general admission, or if you would like specific access information, please contact boxoffice@lebanonoperahouse.org or call the LOH Box Office 603.448.0400.

Accessible Drop Off and Entrance Area

A temporary passenger loading area is available for drop-off and pick-up with a direct, no-elevation entrance into LOH. It is located in the front of the theater with accessible entry through the City Hall Main Entrance on the east side of the building. This entrance is unlocked one hour prior to performance time.
 

Elevators

The lobby, box office, restrooms, and orchestral level of the theater are accessible by elevator just inside the accessible City Hall Main Entrance on the east side of the building. Note: the balcony is not accessible by elevator.

Accessible Parking

Parking spaces in front and behind the theater are marked with signage.
 

Bike Racks

Bike racks are available in front of LOH and at the City Hall Main Entrance on the east side of the building.

Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive listening devices help to amplify and clarify sound by cutting down or eliminating ambient noise.
 
These devices are free of charge and may be requested in advance by emailing boxoffice@lebanonoperahouse.org or at the Box Office on the day of the event. An usher may also assist with this request. Please note the ALDs are not compatible with hearing aids.
 

There are two different forms of assistive listening headsets:

Form 1
Mono on-ear headsets, manually plug into the receiver. Compatible with any or no hearing devices. All headsets are tuned to the frequency of 72.9 megahertz (Letter E) which is the same frequency as Kendal.
 
Form 2
Neck loop: telecoil hearing aid compatible only. Once the neck loop is on and attached, the telecoil hearing aids may be manually connected to the receiver. Neck loop assistive listening devices contain small magnets for connectivity purposes.

Certified Service Animals

Also called assistance or helper animals, these certified working animals have been trained to perform tasks that assist people with disabilities.
 
Certified service animals are welcome at LOH anytime. Seating accommodations can be arranged by contacting the Box Office at 603-448-0400 or boxoffice@lebanonoperahouse.org

Changing Tables

A fold-down raised platform designed to allow a person to change a child’s diaper.
 
Changing tables can be located in both of the gendered restrooms (i.e. Men’s and Women’s) located in the LOH lobby.

Restrooms

Two gender-specific restrooms (i.e. Men’s and Women’s) may be accessed from the LOH lobby. Both lobby restrooms hold closed-door stalls.
 

Gender Inclusive Restroom

This private, single-stall restroom is available for use by anyone. Find it on Level 1 where the City of Lebanon meeting rooms are located.
 
All three LOH restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

Wheelchair Seating

These spaces in the theater are located among other patrons with enough room to provide your own seated chair.
 
We have two dedicated wheelchair seats in the orchestra section, each with designated companion seats. Request at time of purchase by contacting the Box Office at 603-448-0400 or boxoffice@lebanonoperahouse.org

Wheelchair Seating, Companion

These fixed seats in the theater are adjacent to a wheelchair seat where at least one companion can be seated. We have two companion seats in the orchestra section, each next to our dedicated wheelchair seats.
 
Request at time of purchase by contacting the Box Office at 603-448-0400 or boxoffice@lebanonoperahouse.org

Additional accessible seating may be available upon request at the time of ticket purchase. Visit our seating chart for more details. Please check the event listing for additional details, as the seating may vary on an event-by-event basis.

If you need access to any accessible seats for a show that is either reserved seating or general admission, or if you would like specific access information, please contact info@lebanonoperahouse.org or call the LOH Box Office at 603.448.0400.

Eat

Grab a bite at one of several excellent restaurants within walking distance or a short drive from LOH.

Walking Distance

Lebanon Village Pizza
45 Hanover Street
Lebanon, NH
603.448.1000

Lucky’s Coffee Garage
1 North Park Street
Lebanon, NH

Salt hill Pub
2 West Park Street
Lebanon, NH
603.448.4532

Three Tomatoes Trattoria
1 Court Street
Lebanon, NH
603.448.1711

Just down the road

King Arthur Baking Company
135 Route 5 South
Norwich, VT
802.649.3361

Stay

Fireside Inn & Suites
25 Airport Road
West Lebanon, NH
603.298.5900

Hilton Garden Inn Hanover-Lebanon
35 Labombard Road
Lebanon, NH
603.448.3300

Holiday Inn Express
121 Ballardvale Drive
White River Junction, VT
1.888.HOLIDAY

The Lyme Inn
1 Market Street
Lyme, NH
603.795.4894

I bought tickets through secondary market sources (i.e. “scalpers”) online or in person. Are my tickets legit?

LOH does not endorse using any third party ticket resale sources. Our Box Office can not resolve any issues involving them, such as lost tickets or bogus tickets. Tickets for all of our shows are sold via lebanonoperahouse.org, in person at the Box Office at Lebanon Opera House, or by phone at 603.448.0400.

Tickets are sometimes available through artists’ fan club sites as pre-sales or special VIP packages. Very rarely, LOH will authorize the sale of tickets for less than face value through third party vendors. When in doubt, always call to ask. LOH has the right to cancel ticket transactions that are suspected of being purchased for the sole purpose of reselling (scalping).

What time does the show actually start/when do doors open?

The time on your ticket is when the show is scheduled to start. Of course, some artists are more punctual than others! The doors to the theater usually open 30 minutes before showtime. In the case of General Admission shows, be aware that there may be a line forming up to one hour before a show in the lobby. The box office is open from noon to 5pm Monday through Friday, and our lobby Box Office Station opens one hour before the scheduled show time. The Box Office Station is open through the first intermission, and we ask that purchases for other shows take place during that intermission.

Is there an opening act?

When possible, the inclusion of an opening act will be announced ahead of time, however artists will sometimes bring a surprise opener with them. Either way the show will start with the opening act at the advertised time and the headliner will follow. If a show is billed as “an evening with”, there is no opening act.

How do you define “Senior” and “Child” priced tickets?

Unless otherwise noted, prices for seniors are 65 and older and children are 17 and younger. On occasion, a show will have “student” pricing which includes any student currently enrolled in an educational institution, with a valid student ID. Children younger than two who will sit on a lap do not need a ticket.

What time does the show end?

This varies greatly with each show, but most are over before 10 pm.

What are your policies regarding photo/video/audio?

LOH does not allow flash photography as it can be distracting to other patrons. The individual artists often have their own policies, but many allow non-flash photography with personal use cameras and prohibit video recording. More restrictive photo policies will be posted and announced at the show.

Are shows ‘all ages’?

Unless otherwise noted, shows at Lebanon Opera House are all ages. Children younger than two will be admitted free (sitting on a lap), otherwise, everyone must have a ticket. For young children, please be aware that many events at LOH are loud (85dBA+); feel free to bring protective headphones for your child or use your hands to cover their ears. Certain shows may have age restrictions but that will be evident on the event sales page online.

What is your non-smoking policy?

Smoking and vaping are 100% prohibited and will not be tolerated. There are three designated smoking areas a short walk from the doors of LOH, including one across the street at the northeast corner of Colburn Park.

I ordered tickets online but didn’t receive the confirmation. What do I do?

When you successfully complete an online ticket purchase a confirmation number is displayed in the order window. If you don’t see this when ordering then your purchase has not been completed.

An email confirmation will also be sent. If you don’t receive the email check your spam or junk folder for the confirmation. If it’s not there, please call the box office.

I’ve lost my tickets. What do I do?

If you bring your ID to box office, we can almost always re-print your tickets.

May tickets be refunded or exchanged?

All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. Tickets to some performances may be returned to the box office at any time before a show as a tax-deductible donation to Lebanon Opera House.

I ordered tickets online but I did not see an option to have my tickets mailed to me.

The following delivery methods are available from the “Your Ticket Selections” screen:

• Email – You will receive an email containing one or more attachments (PDF documents) that serve as printable tickets. You must print these tickets and bring them with you to the event(s).
• Ship – Your order will be shipped to the shipping address you specify at the time of your order for an additional fee of $4.00. The package you receive will contain hard-copies of your tickets. These must be brought to the event(s). Please allow six business days for delivery.
• Will Call – No tickets will be sent to you. Simply show up at the box office on the day of the event(s) and provide your name. Only the person that placed the order can redeem the tickets. You must have a valid ID in order to be able to redeem the tickets.

Where do I park?

Free parking for LOH events is available in front of the building around Colburn Park; in the municipal lot in back; or on the other end of the pedestrian mall. (See “Getting Here” for details.)

Is food and alcohol available during the show?

Local non-profit organizations often sell light snacks/desserts and non-alcoholic beverages in the lobby before a show and during intermission. Please consider supporting these organizations. Food or drink (except water) are not allowed in the theater so all refreshments must be consumed in the lobby. Because LOH is located in a municipal building, no alcohol is allowed on the premises.

Is LOH accessible?

The lobby, box office, rest rooms and orchestra level of the theater are accessible by elevator, which is located through the City Office entrance on the on the east side of the building. We have two dedicated wheelchair seats in the orchestra section, each with companion seats. In addition to the wheelchair seats we also have 8 seats at the end of selected rows with arm rests that fold up for those with limited mobility. The balcony is not wheelchair accessible.

If you need access to any of these seats, or have other questions about our accessibility features, please contact the LOH Box Office.

How do I request an appearance by my favorite artist?

We always welcome programming suggestions. You can email your recommendations to info@lebanonoperahouse.org.

May I dance during a performance?

During high-energy, music performances, you are allowed to stand at your seat. Please be courteous to those around you. You are also allowed to stand at the rear of the auditorium. All aisles must remain clear through the performance.

Will my bag be searched?

At this time, we are not intentionally searching bags. We do withhold the right to request a bag search if we suspect a patron is smoking or vaping in the venue, carrying food or alcohol, or has items intended to harm the audience. Patron may be asked to leave the premises.

How big is the Opera House?

The Opera House seats 803, including eight transfer seats with removable armrests and two spaces for wheelchairs. The orchestra level holds 582 and there are 221 seats in the balcony, with room for up to 20 to stand in the rear of the theater.