The Monfort Concert Hall was designed with a fan-shaped seating arrangement to optimize acoustic clarity for unamplified performances.
The complex was originally constructed following a 1980s community initiative to revitalize Greeley’s downtown core.
It is one of the largest performing arts facilities in Northern Colorado, drawing talent that often performs in larger metropolitan areas.
The venue hosts the annual Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra series, which is the oldest continuously operating professional orchestra in the state.
The facility is physically connected to the Greeley Recreation Center and accessible via shared parking infrastructure.
The Union Colony Civic Center functions as the primary performing arts hub in Northern Colorado, hosting a diverse range of touring Broadway productions, musical acts, and community theater performances. The facility features two distinct venues: the 1,686-seat Monfort Concert Hall and the more intimate 214-seat Hensel Phelps Theatre. Its stage floor space and technical capabilities allow for full-scale theatrical sets and large-ensemble concert configurations. The complex serves as the home venue for the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra. It is owned and operated by the City of Greeley. The building is centrally located in the downtown area, integrated into the local cultural district.
The main lobby foyer, which features large windows overlooking the city streets and prominent marquee signage.
Check the 'UC Stars' website for the specific venue (Monfort vs. Hensel Phelps) before arriving, as seating layouts vary significantly.
Arrive early to utilize the nearby downtown restaurants, as local dining options are limited immediately adjacent to the building.
Sign up for the venue's email alerts to receive pre-sale access for popular touring Broadway and comedy shows.
Avoid parking in marked private lots adjacent to the venue, which may be reserved for permit holders or subject to towing.
Operations follow the touring performance schedule; the administrative offices are typically closed on weekends unless a show is scheduled.
Business casual is recommended; typical theater etiquette requires silencing electronic devices and refraining from recording during performances.
