The Coliseum at Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center West Virginia - Complex
With its three components, the Little Theater, the Civic Center Coliseum and the Charleston Convention Center, the Charleston Civic Center is able to host many different events throughout the year. Located in Charleston, West Virginia, the municipal complex has hosted events such as the Taste of Charleston, West Virginia Association of Fairs and Festivals Conference, Annual West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show, Capital City Art and Craft Show, and more. The venue has even played host to several bands and musicians such as
Chris Stapleton
, the
Marcus King Band
and more. For the best seating and tickets for events held at Charleston Civic Center, grab them at StubHub.
Charleston Civic Center seating options also include the rental of suites that allow you to enjoy the event as well as entertain guests. Suites are a great choice if you're wanting to celebrate a birthday or graduation or entertain clients, as the environment is luxurious and can accommodate as many as 25 people.
Yes, parking is available at Charleston Civic Center events. Guests may park at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center garage as well as the Charleston Town Center. Fees may vary, so make sure to check ahead.
Doors usually open for Charleston Civic Center events an hour before the show's start time.
Charleston Civic Center offers food to guests via an in-house caterer. If you'd like a specific menu for your suite or event, contact the venue directly.
The Charleston Civic Center doesn't allow selling of items or handing out flyers without the approval of management. Parking overnight isn't allowed either unless management has approved doing so. Drinking alcohol within the parking area isn't allowed nor is tailgating or any sort of parties in the parking facility.
Cellphones, diaper bags, small purses and a personal camera, such as a compact point-and-shoot, are allowed inside the venue. The following are generally not allowed inside of Charleston Civic Center events: guns, knives, knitting needles or any items that can be considered a weapon; large bags such as totes, a large purse or backpack; a professional camera, selfie stick and camera case; and outside food and drink.