Who We Are
Fête Music Hall is New England’s premier destination for live music and events. Catering to an audience as diverse as New England itself, Fête is dedicated to creating a haven where everyone can come together to celebrate the arts.
The Ballroom and Lounge boast state of the art sound systems by Fulcrum Acoustic. The interior is immaculately designed and crafted by the owner, artist and philanthropist Nicolas Bauta.
MISSION
To transform the local & regional live music experience
To discover new music & people
To deliver the highest quality in entertainment & service
COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
The Ballroom and Lounge at FMH will have a lasting impact on the creative capital’s vibrant art, culture and tourism industry. Many loved bands bypass Rhode Island when traveling to other metro areas such as Boston and New York, causing missed revenue streams for our state. The unique rooms at FMH are quickly becoming favorite stops in national tours, as well as stages known for showcasing the local/regional arts community.
FMH will create employment opportunities for people of various education and skill levels. Our diverse programming will invite thousands of visitors to shop, dine and experience the inimitable charms of the area. Working with the community, we will rejuvenate the relationship between artists and audiences, showing the world why Providence is called the Creative Capital.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
All persons are required to present a legal form of ID to enter the building.
All persons, possessions are subject to search at time of entry.
All tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.
All Event information, including lineup and schedule, is subject to change without notice. For detailed lineup and set times please check the Facebook event page.
Your purchase of any Fete Music Hall event ticket and/or entry to event constitutes your agreement that event, venue, staff and any associated companies will not be liable for any loss, injury or damage to any person (including yourself) or property in any circumstances occurring prior to, during, or subsequent to event.