Arapaho Center

After months of work and a community survey, on Nov. 6, 2023 the Lafayette City Council adopted the name Arapaho Center for this historic building. This building, built in 1892, was the former home of the Congregational Church. Funded primarily by Mary Miller, the founder of Lafayette, the building has functioned as an emergency hospital and a library. Restored and remodeled it is now used as a community theater. Learn more about this historical landmark and other sites in Lafayette on our historical preservation webpage.

Performance Schedule

The Arapaho Center is the home to the Theater Company of Lafayette. The theater holds 75 people in theater-style, permanent seating. A small stage is available, along with a dressing room, box office, and an outside deck. On-street parking is free.  

Public Rentals

The Arapaho Center is not available for public rentals at this time.