Plan your visit
The building is beneath the Benjamin Franklin Bridge at Columbus Boulevard and Race Street. Limited metered street parking is available, but the adjacent Holiday Inn lot is not for FringeArts visitors. Confirm the venue on every ticket because many Fringe Festival performances take place at independent locations across the city.
Accessibility
The FringeArts building has a ramped entrance, elevator, accessible seating, accessible restrooms, assistive-listening devices, sensory supports, and complimentary personal-care-attendant tickets. Selected performances offer captions or ASL; many services require one month of advance notice.
About FringeArts
FringeArts is Philadelphia’s home for contemporary, experimental, and interdisciplinary performance and the headquarters of the annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Its waterfront building includes a flexible theater that can seat about 246 people, a studio, gathering spaces, and year-round artist programs.
Venue policies
Seating
Most shows are general admission; late seating is at the house manager’s discretion.
Refunds
Ticket purchases are nonrefundable, with limited exchange options depending on membership and program.
Food and drink
Drinks are allowed in the theater; food should be eaten outside performances.
Off-site events
Festival venues and their accessibility or house policies vary; check the individual show page.