The Moth Saint Paul tickets
The Moth fans, Are you ready for Saint Paul? on Wednesday, October 21st 2026 The Moth will be playing at Fitzgerald Theater, MN. Score your The Moth tickets Saint Paul right here.
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Parking & Directions for The Moth Fitzgerald Theater
10 East Exchange St, Saint Paul, MN
55101, US
1. RiverCentre Ramp - 0.2 miles - $10
2. Wabasha Street Ramp - 0.3 miles - $8
3. Lawson Commons Ramp - 0.4 miles - $12
4. Street Parking - 0.1 miles - $1.50/hour
5. Mears Park Lot - 0.5 miles - $10
The Moth Concert Live at Fitzgerald Theater | Saint Paul – October 21st, 2026
The Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul isn’t just a historic venue; it’s a true cultural gem that has hosted everything from foreign theatrical troupes to iconic local performances. It’s the kind of place that feels alive with stories, echoing decades of performances, including the beloved annual holiday shows that draw crowds from all over. If you’ve ever been to the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, you’ve probably caught some of the best in jazz right here, with the theater serving as a centerpiece for that vibrant scene. Area R is the spot where families tend to settle in during kid-friendly shows, and honestly, it’s designed to make sure everyone, no matter their age, feels right at home. Arriving from the south? Do yourself a favor and stroll along the river first, the views are pretty spectacular, then swing onto Tenth Avenue and you’re there. The Moth Saint Paul often chooses this historic theater for storytelling nights that feel like sitting around a campfire, sharing stories that stick with you long after the lights go down. It’s more than just a theater; it’s a community hub where history and modern-day magic collide in the best way possible.