Midland Center for the Arts

Midland Center for the Arts stands as Michigan's premier cultural destination, a magnificent 200,000-square-foot facility nestled in the heart of Midland at 1801 W St Andrews Road. Designed by the internationally renowned architect Alden B. Dow, son of Dow Chemical Company founder Herbert H. Dow, this architectural masterpiece has been awakening creativity in visitors since opening its doors in 1971. The Center houses an impressive array of venues including a magnificent 1,500-seat Auditorium, an intimate 400-seat Little Theatre, and a charming 97-seat Lecture-Recital Hall. Visitors can explore the Hall of Ideas with its permanent interactive exhibits or discover rotating art and science exhibitions on the fourth level. The Center offers world-class guest artists, internationally known art and science exhibits, professional symphony concerts by the Midland Symphony Orchestra, award-winning theatre productions, and exceptional choral programming. Heritage Park at the Main Street campus provides additional historical programming opportunities. As a non-profit 501C(3) educational corporation, the Center is dedicated to making arts accessible to all. Whether you're attending a Christmas symphony concert, exploring museum exhibits, or participating in creative workshops in the Art Studios, Midland Center for the Arts promises an enriching cultural experience that celebrates the transformative power of creativity.