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Parking & Directions for Tab Benoit Pantages Theatre - MN
710 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
55403, US
1. Pantages Theatre Parking Garage - 0.1 miles, $15
2. City Center Ramp - 0.2 miles, $10
3. Hennepin Avenue Ramp - 0.3 miles, $12
4. LaSalle Plaza Ramp - 0.4 miles, $14
5. Target Parking Garage - 0.5 miles, $12
Tab Benoit Concert Live at Pantages Theatre | Minneapolis – October 01st, 2026
The Pantages Theatre in Minnesota is more than just a pretty face with its stunning vintage charm, it’s a hub for unforgettable live entertainment and a real piece of the city’s history. When you walk in, you’re stepping into an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and vibrant, especially during big shows like the 2017 touring production of The Book of Mormon which packed the house and had everyone talking. It’s a cozy spot that feels almost personal, thanks to the intimate second-tier seating that makes you feel like you’re right there with the performers. And if you’re into design or history, this place is a treasure, it’s a beautifully preserved example of classic theatre architecture that draws tourists and locals alike. For those visiting the Minneapolis Institute of Arts or checking out the Foshay Tower nearby, it’s just a short walk down Hennepin Avenue to catch a show. Whether you’re looking for a night of top-notch entertainment or just want to soak in some local culture, Tab Benoit Minneapolis is a perfect reason to make a night out of it. Trust me, there’s nothing quite like the energy of a live show at the Pantages to remind you why live music and theatre still matter.