The Capitol Theatre in Moncton, New Brunswick, is the region's premier bilingual performing arts venue. It serves as a vibrant cultural center offering local, national, and international programming in a beautifully restored historic building. The theatre aims to connect the community with incredible live arts experiences across all disciplines and in both official languages. It stands as one of the most dynamic cultural centers in Atlantic Canada, making arts accessible to diverse audiences.

The Capitol Theatre operates primarily in Moncton, New Brunswick, located at 811 Main Street in downtown Moncton. It serves as a cultural entertainment center for the city and the broader Atlantic Canada region. The theatre is an important landmark in the area, being the oldest surviving theatre in Moncton and one of only three pre-World War II theatres in New Brunswick.

Program highlights include a variety of performances such as concerts, musicals, theatre plays, dance, and art exhibitions. The theatre features special initiatives like TD CONNECTS, which amplifies diverse voices in the arts and builds stronger community connections. Their Pay It Forward program increases accessibility by offering supported rates for those with lesser means. The Capitol Theatre also houses multiple spaces including the Main Hall with 772 seats, the Empress Theatre, and an art gallery in its lobby for professional exhibitions.