Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts is situated in Mansfield, MA, 30 miles south of Boston.

Please consider carpooling to the show if at all possible. Cars with four or more occupants will be able to take advantage of a designated carpool lot which is centrally located with quick and easy access to the ticket gates. We encourage carpoolers to arrive early to take advantage of this program as space will be limited! There are signs for the Carpool lots on our main drive or ask a parking attendant for directions.

The venue is located at the junction of Routes 140 and 495 South (within minutes of I-95).

From Boston:
Take I-95 South to exit 7A-140 South, follow for 3 1/2 miles.

From Worcester:
Take 495 South, to exit 11.

From Providence:
take I-95 North, to exit 6A-495 South, to exit 11.

From Cape Cod:
Take 495 North, to exit 10-123, follow 123 West to 140 North.

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ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMARY

The Comcast Center for the Performing Arts in Mansfield, MA is located 35 miles from downtown Boston. There are no public transport links that run late enough to be used for concert transportation.


Parking:

The venue has a pre-existing priority car pool parking plan for all those driving four+ people per car.


Energy:

The venue electricity is supplied by Mansfield Municipal Electric. They currently have no green tariff renewable energy program.


Recycling:

The venue has a full recycling and composting program backstage as well as recycling throughout the audience area.


Catering:

Caterers provided washable plates, cutlery, and biodegradable cups for all meals. As with almost all of our shows, water coolers were provided for use with our refillable water bottles. Uncooked catering waste was composted on site.


Concessions:

The concessions company uses recyclable plastic cups and bottles which are recycled by the venue.


Other green initiatives/issues:

The venue has installed low flow faucets, low flow shower heads, green hand soap, recycled paper toilet paper and hand towels. They have transitioned to water coolers instead of bottled water for all their stage hand drinks.


Many thanks to Audrey Butler and Tim McKenna for their help throughout the show.