Spruce Peak Arts is committed to making all programs, performances, and facilities accessible and inclusive to ensure that our audience, volunteers, and artists have an enjoyable and meaningful visit. The current services and items we offer to assist while attending a performance are detailed below.
Wheelchairs and Transfer Seats
The theatre is fully accessible to guests who use wheelchairs. Transfer chairs are also available throughout the seating area. These may be purchased on the web or by phone. If you have questions or concerns, we can help select the best seats for your needs. Ticket windows, restrooms, water fountains, dressing rooms, and the stage are also fully accessible.
Service Animals
If you or someone in your party will be attending an event with a designated service animal, please inform the Ticket Office when purchasing tickets. We will be happy to assist you in selecting the best seat for your needs.
Listening Devices
Headsets are available and may be checked out from the Ticket Office in the Lobby of the Center. You will be asked for an ID and/or Credit Card that will be secured in the Ticket Office. Credit cards will be returned to you at the end of the performance once the headset has been returned.
Designated Parking
There is accessible parking available for those who need it. These spaces are marked with appropriate signage in the parking lot adjacent to the theatre.
For further information, questions, or if you require additional assistance or accommodation, please contact the box office at (802) 760-4634 or via email: boxoffice@sprucepeakarts.org.
What time do doors open?
Lobby doors open 1 hour prior to the performance and theater doors open 30 minutes prior to the performance. Please check your pre-arrival email for show specific information.
Where should I park?
Please refer to your pre-arrival email for show specific parking information, as it can vary season to season.
What is your late arrival policy?
Please see our House Manager and usher staff upon your arrival and they will help guide you to your seats. Please note that you may be asked to wait to enter the theater until a break in between songs or movements, as to not interrupt the experience of the artist and other patrons.
Will there be an opener?
Some of our shows will have a local opener as a part of our Homegrown in Vermont program. Check ticketing pages for updated schedule information.
What can I bring?
Outside food and alcohol is strictly prohibited as well as smoking devices, weapons, and professional cameras.
Can I take photos or videos?
This can vary show to show, please check with theater staff upon your arrival, or take note of restrictions in our playbill and curtain speech.
Do you have a bar?
Most evening performances will have a bar with drinks and light snacks. Please see your pre-arrival email for show specific information.
Can I stand or dance at the show?
Spruce Peak Arts offers a wide range of performances and some make you want to put on your dancing shoes! We welcome all guests to enjoy the performance but ask them to be considerate of other patrons’ experiences. Be a Vermonter about it! Check in with your neighbors and chat with staff, as ushers may have alternative seating / standing room suggestions that will improve your experience.
How do I apply to be a Homegrown in Vermont artist?
Please visit our Auditions and Submissions page to apply to be a Homegrown artist.
How do I volunteer to usher?
All information about volunteering with our organization can be found on our Volunteer Page
Do you have internships?
Please contact Phillip Franck, Director of Production and Technical Education for information on Spruce Peak Arts’ internship program.
Gift Certificates are available for tickets and/or Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center memberships!
Call Spruce Peak Arts 802.760.4634 (Monday through Friday 10:00pm – 4:00pm), or email us at boxoffice@sprucepeakarts.org.
HOURS: For general inquiries, please call 802-760-4634, Monday through Friday 10:00am – 4:00pm, or email us at info@sprucepeakarts.org.
LOCATION and DIRECTIONS:
Administrative Office: 5781 Mountain Road • Stowe, VT 05672
Theater: 122 Hourglass Dr., Stowe, VT 05672
Directions from the center of Stowe Village
Directions from Smugglers’ Notch Resort/Jeffersonville (Warm Weather Months Only!)
Public Transportation – Winter
During the Winter season, the Green Mountain Transit Agency (GMTA) runs a FREE shuttle from the center of Stowe Village up the Mountain Road (Rt. 108), stopping at multiple locations, and drops off right outside the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center. This may be an option for some shows ending before their last shuttle down the Mountain Road. For more information and schedule please visit gmtaride.org.
The Quintessential New England Town
No matter where you stay in or around Stowe, you’ll be able to truly experience the essence of a quintessential New England town. Lodging options at the The Lodge at Spruce Peak, in town, or nearby areas are available to suit the needs and tastes of every guest. Whether you are looking for a cozy cabin, romantic bed & breakfast or a luxurious resort hotels, Stowe has the perfect option for you.
About Spruce Peak
Take your pick between The Lodge, the luxurious four-diamond resort at the center of The Village, the large luxury rental collection and highly coveted Spruce Peak penthouses. Wherever you stay, you’ll experience alpine luxury with ski-in and ski-out, and feel like you’re truly part of the mountain. Click The Lodge at Spruce Peak to plan your stay.
All Spruce Peak accommodations are within walking distance to the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.
Spruce Peak Arts Patrons:
For accurate and current parking information please refer to your pre-arrival email. For most shows, patrons are asked to park in the Mansfield Lots, in which case, shuttle services are provided to bring patrons to and from the theater.
Parking in Spruce Peak Village
Parking in the lots of the Spruce Peak village are paid and subject to availability. Rates for these lots are subject to change based on seasonal usage
RATES: During the summer season the first 6 hrs are free with a $2/ hr fee for additional hours plus the previous 6 hours.
Hired Car/Shuttle Services
Fleet Transportation offers an array of transportation solutions to fit any occasion with the highest level of service – Sedans, SUVs, Vans, and Minibuses.
Request A Charter Quote | Fleet Transportation
56 Old Farm Rd Unit 1A / Stowe, Vermont 05672
How do I purchase tickets?
You can purchase tickets online or over the phone. Please click here to see our events calendar or call the Box Office at 802-760-4634.
Can I buy tickets in person?
Our box office is open 3 hours before showtime on show days and open via email and phone Monday – Friday. If you wish to purchase tickets in person, please contact us at 802-760-4634 to schedule a time to stop by the theater.
Can I refund or exchange my tickets?
We do not offer refunds or exchanges.
Can I change my seat?
Please reach out to our Box Office with a seat change request and we will do our best to accommodate.
Can I give my tickets to a friend?
If you would like to give your tickets to a friend, please reach out to the Box Office and we will reassign the tickets for your guest.
Do you work with third party ticket sellers?
Spruce Peak Arts does not work with any third party ticket sellers. Please buy all tickets on our website, operated by our ticketing service, ETix
What if I can’t find my tickets?
Please use our order look up feature to access your tickets. Your tickets will be attached to both your confirmation email and pre-arrival email, and can be added to your mobile phone wallet. For further assistance please contact the Box Office.
Do I need a ticket for an infant / toddler?
For seated performances, tickets should be purchased for any child old enough to need their own seat. If your child will stay in your lap for the entire duration of the performance, they do not need a ticket.
Do you offer discounted tickets?
Student and senior discounts are available for many of our performances, and affordable tickets can be requested through our Tickets for Local Heroes Initiative.