The Concord Theatre

Concord,
NH
(2018)

The Concord Theatre

Arts, Community, Rural, Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces

The renovation of a theater facility.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $5,400,000
Total Project Cost: $6,000,000

IMPACT

5 FTE jobs
34 construction jobs
36,900 patients served

CDEs

Mascoma Community Development

Investor

Citibank

Project Description

The Concord Theatre project received $5.4 million in support to aid renovation of the South Main Street facility. The facility, to be run by the Capitol Center for the Arts, offers smaller events and shows, special productions, and other events that are too small for its main performance space in the nearby Chubb Theatre. The theater facility is considered a distressed property, and it qualified for the New Markets Tax Credit program because it the rehabilitation creates at least five full-time jobs and will mean the reopening if an historic theatre and an integral asset of the city. Estimate of 36,900 individuals to be served of which 741 LIP. 1,810 free tickets was given annually to LIP via project sponsor’s extended outreach program.

MAP

Address: 16-18 South Main Street, Concord, NH 3301

Census Tract: 33013032300

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