What is the occupancy at the Vox Theatre?
Maximum capacity is 300 people. When planning your event, please consider a maximum of 300 guests for cocktail receptions and buffet dinners, or 250 guests for a plated dinner. This ensures your guests will be comfortable during your event.

Do you have enough parking?
Yes, Vox Theatre guests have access to lot parking adjacent, behind and across the street from the building. We have additional street parking that is ideal for loading/unloading, wedding party transportation, or handicapped parking. We have 175 reserved parking spots.

What does an open vendor policy mean? 
We allow you to use outside vendors for your event, including caterers, DJs and bartending teams with a service cost. All vendors need to have liability insurance coverage for your event. 

How much time do we get for our event?

• You will have 5 hours of event time on weekday & Sunday events.
• You will have 6 hours of event time on Friday & Saturday events.

For all events there is 3 hours of set up time. These hours need to be on the day of your event, unless otherwise determined. You can purchase extra setup time ($85/hour) or event time ($250/hour) if needed.

Do we set up the tables and chairs?
The Vox Theatre is responsible for set up of all tables, chairs, and Vox rental items prior to your arrival for your set up time.

Are there any decorations or materials we can’t use in the event space?
The Vox Theatre prohibits the use of loose glitter, glittered fabric, or glittered decor.  We do not allow tape, command strips, or nails in the walls. Open flame candles are not allowed under any circumstance. Please ask the Vox staff for more details.

​What is the role of the event staff person on-site during my event? Do I need an Event Coordinator at my event?
The Vox on-site staff person is responsible for the Vox Theatre space and our staff. This person will make sure bathrooms are well stocked, the A/V system is working correctly, and lighting is to your satisfaction. The Vox staff person is not in charge of the flow of your timeline during the event time, vendor issues specific to your contract, etc. We recommend using a day-of coordinator to for events such as weddings and award ceremonies. ​