About

The Met, located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is a celebrated live music venue nestled within the historic Hope Artiste Village. With a capacity of approximately 600, it offers an intimate and energetic atmosphere, attracting music enthusiasts from across the region. Originally established in Providence in the 1970s, The Met has a storied history of hosting legendary acts such as James Brown, Elvis Costello, and the Ramones. Now revitalized in its current location, the venue continues to showcase an eclectic mix of genres, from rock and folk to punk and blues, supporting both emerging talents and renowned performers. Its industrial charm, rich legacy, and vibrant connection to the local arts community make The Met a cornerstone of Rhode Island’s cultural scene.

Offers convenient and free parking options to ensure a hassle-free experience for its guests. There are three designated parking lots available: one located directly across from Hope Artiste Village on Main Street, another on Dudley Street just a block away, and a larger lot situated at the back of the building on Dudley Street. All parking areas are well-lit and easily accessible, providing ample space for patrons attending events at the venue. These facilities make it easy for guests to focus on enjoying the show without worrying about parking logistics.

Primarily features a standing-room-only layout for most events, fostering an intimate and lively concert atmosphere. For those seeking a place to sit, tables and chairs are arranged around the perimeter of the venue on a first-come, first-served basis, offering a relaxed vantage point for the performances. Occasionally, the venue transforms its setup for special events, incorporating fully seated or cabaret-style arrangements to suit the show’s needs. Details about seating configurations for specific performances are typically included in the event's description, ensuring guests can plan accordingly.