Seneca Queen Theatre

The Seneca Queen Theatre, originally built in 1941, is located in the heart of downtown Niagara Falls. It’s since been newly renovated and holds 307 comfortable seats, each with a perfect view of the stage, and lots of leg room. Outfit with a fully licensed bar, they are dedicated to bringing the Niagara region together through live…

The Seneca Queen Theatre, originally built in 1941, is located in the heart of downtown Niagara Falls. It’s since been newly renovated and holds 307 comfortable seats, each with a perfect view of the stage, and lots of leg room. Outfit with a fully licensed bar, they are dedicated to bringing the Niagara region together through live music, entertainment, film and theatre. The venue is also available for private rentals.

Here are all the events coming up this October at the Seneca Queen Theatre:

Mudmen – An evening of Celtic music and stories

Saturday October 1, 2016

8:00PM-11:00PM

$19.75+

Just Heart (Heart Tribute) & Rumourz (Fleetwoof Mac Tribute)

Saturday October 15, 2016

8:00PM-11:00PM

$24.75+

Aeroforce (Aerosmith Trbiute) & Bon Jovi Forever (Bon Jovi Tribute)

Saturday October 22, 2016

8:00PM-11:00PM

$24.75+

Destroyer – Halloween Kiss Tribute

Friday October 18, 2016

8:00PM-11:00PM

$19.75+

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Saturday October 29, 2016

8:00PM-11:00PM

$15.00+

Seneca Queen Theatre

4624 Queen Street

Niagara Falls, ON

L2E 2L7

TICKETS

Online: www.senecaqueen.ca

Phone: 905-353-9461

Onsite: The box office opens 2 hours before a show

For more information about the theatre and shows visit www.senecaqueen.ca

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