River Run Centre, Performing arts theatre in downtown Guelph, Canada

River Run Centre is a performing arts centre in Guelph, Ontario, built in 1995 at a cost of $15 million and opened on October 4, 1997. It has three halls: the Main Hall, seating 785; the Co-operators Hall, seating 225; and the Canada Company Hall.

The venue opened in October 1997, creating a dedicated performance space for the city's arts community after years of planning. This opening established a permanent home for theatrical and musical productions in Guelph.

The centre's three halls carry names tied to Guelph's history: the Main Hall (785 seats), Co-operators Hall (225 seats) and Canada Company Hall, named for the colonisation company that founded Guelph in 1827. Programming ranges across music, dance, comedy and workshops, with local performers sharing the stages with touring artists.

The location is easy to reach with ample parking available on-site and clear signage from the street entrance. The box office staff can help with seating preferences and provide information about facilities and accessibility.

The venue operates educational partnerships with local schools that bring students into direct contact with professional performers and backstage experiences. These connections help young people discover live performance in a setting designed just for them.