The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

About the Smith Center for the Performing Arts

The Smith Center for the Performing Arts is located in downtown Las Vegas. It is a cultural destination that opened its doors in March 2012. Spanning five acres within the Symphony Park development, the center was designed in a Neo Art Deco style, drawing inspiration from the iconic Hoover Dam. This architectural masterpiece features a 17-story carillon tower housing 47 bells, making it a distinctive landmark in the city.

Smith Center Features and Amenities

There are three event venues in the Smith Center:

• Reynolds Hall: A 2,050-seat theater designed to keep the audience close to the stage, offering an intimate experience across five levels.
• Myron’s: A 240-seat cabaret jazz club ideal for intimate performances.
• Troesh Studio Theater: A versatile 250-seat space used for rehearsals and smaller events.

The Smith Center also features resident companies:

• Las Vegas Philharmonic: The city’s premier symphony orchestra.
• Nevada Ballet Theatre: The state’s leading ballet company.

Special Offers from The Smith Center

The Smith Center offers group discounts for parties of 10 or more, as well as subscription packages for the Broadway Las Vegas® Series. For the latest promotions and offers, visit their Tickets Page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I purchase tickets for events at The Smith Center?
Tickets can be purchased online through the official website’s Tickets Page, by phone at (702) 749-2000, or in person at the box office.

Is parking available at The Smith Center?
Yes, there is plenty of parking available and a parking garage adjacent to the venue. Valet services are also offered during performances.

Are there restaurants on-site?
No, the Smith Center does not have full-service restaurants, but light refreshments and beverages are available at concessions.Plus, the downtown Las Vegas area offers a variety of great restaurants nearby.