Harvester Performance Center Concerts 2025

Very nice venue with quite a variety of performances. Be aware that all seats are on the same level --ie no gradient and the seats are not offset . While the stage is slightly elevated, if you are seated behind a tall person you may have limited sight lines no matter where you sit, unless you buy table seating. I am 5'6", so average height. The main thing was for me to hear the band, but the limited sight lines did diminish my enjoyment of the show, hence 4 stars.

Had the pleasure of performing at this venue. Great stage large dressing rooms. Great seats. They had a few sound issues, and they need to improve on their audio video situation. They couldn't connect the sound to the video for the show, so the lead singer had to improvise. A monitor had gone out, and they fixed it. Other than that, it's a lovely theatre. Very nice crew, accommodating. Would love to come back to perform. Had an elevator from the dressing room to the stage! Only concern was that I was hoping not to miss an entrance if the elevator got stuck or Forgetting the code to get it to work. Thank goodness it didn't happen.

The Harvester is a great venue for live music. It is small and intimate. We were sitting in the next to last row for Town Mountain on February 16 and we could see the band and stage very well. Sound was really good. The crowd was into the band and experience overall was wonderful. Super clean facility, clean restrooms, very helpful and friendly employees. Free parking is located all around the venue.

Great little events center. No bad seats in the house. Very organized and helpful staff. There is a great little resteraunt next door so get there early for a good burger and couple of drinks. I caught the Eric Johnson concert. They get excellent talent in this venue.

Love the cozy size, staff are very friendly and they have great artists there! I just wish the layout of the seating were a bit better, if you are not right up front then you are destined to be staring at the back of someone's head for the duration of the show. We end up standing at the sidelines for the latter part. We have tickets for a private table at our next visit so we won't have to worry about someone's head in the way, but the tables are in the very back and we may need binoculars. Relatively cheap fix: perhaps raise the stage? More expensive fix: modify for stadium seating?