Massey Theatre

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Massey Theatre opened in 1949 as British Columbia’s largest theatre. Since then its lights have shone on thousands of performances and the Massey has become a cherished space to experience the arts.
The Massey offers a variety of community arts and culture programs throughout the year: artist talks, workshops, performances, and cultural activities.
Our Plaskett Gallery features a monthly rotation of exhibitions from local and regional artists.
735 Eighth Ave., New Westminster, BC
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Language(s): English
Communities served: Adults, Children, People with disabilities, Youth, Seniors
Price range of programming: Free, $ - $0-$20/hour, $$ - $20-$40/hour
Venue accessibility: Ramp/Level Entrance, Wheelchair seating, Hearing assistance equipped, Accessible parking, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Charitable organisation, Non-profit

  • Community Engaged Arts
  • Dance
  • Indigenous Arts
  • Music

  • Performance Art
  • Theatre

  • Visual Arts

  • In-School Performances

    We often partner with venue artists to offer performances, artist talks, workshops, and other classroom enhancement activities.

  • In-School Workshops

    We often partner with venue artists to offer performances, artist talks, workshops, and other classroom enhancement activities.

  • Performances

    Massey Theatre hosts musical theatre hits, international music and dance, children’s entertainers, Indigenous artists, orchestras, choirs, ballets and stars of music like Jann Arden and The Brothers Landreth.

  • Workshops

    Artists playing the Massey stage frequently offer artist talks, workshops, and other community enhancement activities alongside their mainstage performances.

  • Outreach Programs

    Through Massey Unlimited, the Massey shares space and resources by hosting and co-presenting a wide variety of arts, culture, and commmunity activities aimed at increasing Indigeneity, Wellness, Access & Inclusion, and Social Equity.

Profile last updated: Apr 3 2020

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