Modesto, CA

The Century

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The Century is a downtown Modesto event and performance venue that works well for elegant live presentation, including string-quartet concerts and receptions. Capacity reaches about 250 in a reception configuration, giving classical, chamber and special-event performers a room that feels substantial without being oversized. The space rewards precision, atmosphere and a polished visual presentation.

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209-248-6715

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Capacity
250
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Classical
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Address
927 10th St, Modesto, CA 95354, United States
Venue phone
209-248-6715
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