Fully committed to Fringe for all.
The Fringe and its partnering venues strive to make shows and events as accessible as possible. Accessibility information is noted for each venue which could include physical access, accommodations, sign language interpretation, and captioning. We are working hard to include fringers of all abilities.
Most Fringe venues are handicap accessible with One Fringe Place being accessible to wheelchairs and motorized scooters.
A promise for 2023 and beyond: The Fringe has an Accessibility Committee charged with improving the Fringe experience in all our participating venues and communicating to people with disabilities what each venue offers in terms of accessibility. The accessibility list will continue to be updated as needed every year.
If you have a question or require assistance with regard to a particular venue’s accessibility, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@rochesterfringe.com.
We are fully committed to Fringe For All.
Detailed Accessibility Information
- Aerial Arts of Rochester
- Eastman School of Music: Hatch Recital Hall
- Eastman School of Music: Kilbourn Hall
- Focus Theater
- Garth Fagan Dance Studio
- Genesee Valley Sports Complex
- George Eastman Museum (East Lawn)
- Geva Theatre Center
- Java’s Cafe
- JCC: Hart Theater
- JCC: Dawn Lipson Canalside Stage
- Joseph Avenue Arts Center: Baden Street Settlement Gymnasium
- Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre
- La Marketa at The International Plaza
- The Little Theatre
- MuCCC
- One Fringe Place
- Parcel 5
- RIT City Art Space
- RMSC Campus - Garden of Fragrance
- Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo)
- Rochester Music Hall of Fame
- ROC City Circus
- Salena’s
- School of the Arts: Allen Mainstage Theater
- School of the Arts: Black Box Theater
- School of the Arts: Club SOTA
- School of the Arts: Ensemble Theatre
- School of the Arts: Movement Center
- Sloan Performing Arts Center @ U of R
- Spiegeltent
- The Spirit Room
- St. Joseph’s Park
- The Theater at Innovation Square
- Writers & Books
Google Elevation
While in Rochester, here’s something that will make your Fringe experience smoother. Google has added a neat feature in Google Maps. Whenever you ask for directions from point A to point B, Maps will also provide a nifty little interactive map with an estimated elevation for each part of the route that shows elevation changes and the overall climb and descent of the route. Handy little tool for those with mobility issues who can now choose alternative routes to avoid steep climbs. Currently available on the desktop version of Google Maps.
Wheelchair accessible view comes to Google Maps
Maps users can now access wheelchair-friendly directions as part of transit routes. The feature is currently available throughout the United States by clicking “Accessible Places.”