Contact
E-Magnify724-830-4625
Where
Reeves Theatre, Seton Hill University1 Seton Hill Drive
Greensburg, PA 15601
Driving Directions
Parking & Shuttle
Park in the Employee Lot. A free campus shuttle is available. (Download a campus map here.)
Parking and shuttle directions: Travel Seton Hill Drive up the winding hill to the first four-way stop sign and turn right onto Grotto Road. At the next stop sign, turn right and proceed downhill to the gate of the Employee Parking Lot. Follow the instructions on the intercom at the entrance to lot.
Park in any open space. You may walk to Reeves Theatre or ride one of the free campus shuttles (white minivans). Tell the driver that you need to go to Reeves Theatre. The vans operate regularly.
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Seton Hill University, Greensburg, PA
No cost to attend.
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