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How to find the Little Art Theatre

The Little Art Theatre is right in the middle of downtown Yellow Springs, Ohio, at 247 Xenia Avenue. Free parking exists up and down Xenia Ave (Rt. 68) and on side streets, plus there are several parking lots nearby the theatre. See link to maps below.

Finding Yellow Springs

Yellow Springs is located:

  • 20 miles east of downtown Dayton on U.S. Rt. 35 E. to I-675 N to Exit 20.
  • 7 miles from *Exit 20 off I-675
  • 8 miles north of Xenia, Ohio, on U.S. Rt. 68;
  • 6 miles south of Springfield, Ohio, on U.S. Rt. 68.

Parking

There is street parking around the theatre and in a small well-lit parking lot behind the theatre in Kieth's Alley. A small walkway connects the rear parking lot with Xenia Avenue. The magenta areas on the street parking map mark the locations of parking spots, most of which are parallel parking spots. Note: Do NOT park in the specially marked 15-minute ATM spots across Xenia Avenue from the theatre.

The lot on South Walnut Street is about a three minute walk to the theatre. This parking lot, behind the King's Yard shopping area, is immediately adjacent to another, similar lot behind Tom's Market. Do NOT use the Tom's Market lot!

The other peripheral parking lot on this map is across Corry Street from The Winds Cafe. It is in front of two railroad cabooses and next to the Miami Township Fire Station. This lot is about a four minute walk from the theatre.

A Word to the Wise

The police department in Yellow Springs takes the town's speed limits seriously, and so should you. If the posted speed limit is 25 MPH, driving more than 30 MPH places you at a certain level of risk for a warning or citation. Don't speed and don't make U-Turns either as one of our patrons quickly discovered one midnight when no traffic was in sight!