Small Town Murder Podcast Chevalier Theatre Concert

The Chevalier Theatre isn’t just a fancy old building; it’s a true cornerstone of our local arts scene, supporting regional creatives with grants and plenty of performance opportunities that keep the spirit alive. Since 2018, this venue has hosted the Chevalier Theatre Awards, celebrating outstanding contributions to the arts in a way that really brings the community together. If you’ve ever been lucky enough to catch a big show here, you know it’s got that cozy charm, especially in the private boxes where you can sip a drink and still catch every moment — trust me, it’s the best way to take in a concert or a play. The upper box seats are surprisingly intimate, making you feel like you’re part of something special. And don’t forget to look out for the fountain just past the theatre — it’s a local landmark that adds a bit of magic to the walk over. For Small Town Murder Podcast fans planning to attend, this place really hits all the right notes with its history and vibe. From the heart of the city, just turn left onto Elm Avenue and you’ll be there, soaking in all the charm and character that makes the Chevalier Theatre such a hidden gem in Medford. Whether you’re here for a concert, a comedy show, or the iconic Small Town Murder Podcast event, this venue promises an experience that sticks with you long after the curtains close.

Small Town Murder Podcast November 14th, 2026 at Medford

Imagine settling into your seat on a chilly November evening in Medford, knowing that you're about to experience something truly unique. The Small Town Murder Podcast is bringing its signature blend of dark storytelling and dark humor to the stage, and it’s more than just a comedy show — it’s a deep dive into the weird, wild, and sometimes heartbreaking stories from small towns across America. The hosts don’t just tell tales; they peel back the layers, exploring what pushes ordinary folks into extraordinary crimes, all while engaging with fans through Q&A sessions that often get surprisingly emotional. It’s like sitting around with friends, exchanging stories about the bizarre and tragic, but with a respectful nod to the victims and communities affected. Plus, fans have been known to help crack cases and shed new light on unsolved mysteries, which makes every event feel a little more connected and real. Expect plenty of laughs, some jaw-dropping moments, and maybe even a few surprises — and don’t forget to snap some photos or record a clip of the night. This isn’t just another podcast live show; it’s a chance to be part of a community that loves true crime and comedy in equal measure. Tickets are flying, so grab yours now and get ready for a night that’s sure to stick with you long after the final story is told.