Lewiston, Maine
The Lewiston Maineiacs are here! More than 800 parking spaces, and 2,634 seats. Come find yours.
Rob Steen, Mark Riley, and Matt Barry bring stand-up to the Colisée Club at 7 p.m. Their acts have been seen on Fox, ABC, Comedy Central, the late-night shows, and Conan. Tickets are $20. For tickets and info, call (207) 783-2009. Shows booked and managed by Headliners Comedy Club.
Getting here
Over 800 parking spaces on site, with more on the street alongside. Call the box office at (207) 330-3855 or email info@thecolisee.com.
Home ice
The Maineiacs are back on Birch Street. Bring the kids, bring your neighbors, and take a seat in a building that has been hosting hockey since the year it opened.
Lewiston and St. Dom’s have been playing on this ice since 1958, and the high school tournaments still fill the place. Game dates, times, and tickets are on the team’s own site.
The building
Hockey is what the Colisée was built for, but it is not all that happens here. The floor has held boxing rings, basketball courts, rodeos, ice shows, theater, and the largest business trade show in Maine.
Seats
2,634
For hockey. Up to 4,500 for a concert, with the floor open.
Parking
800+
Spaces on site, plus adjacent street parking.
Space
67,000
Square feet of multipurpose building, open since 1959.
Booking an event? Call (207) 330-3855 or email info@thecolisee.com.
Since 1958
The Colisée was built to replace the rink at St. Dominic Regional High School and opened in 1959 and has had a storied history since then.
1958–1959
Built on Birch Street to replace St. Dominic Regional High School’s rink. Lewiston teams have been playing hockey here continuously ever since.
1965
On May 25, the heavyweight championship rematch came to Lewiston. Muhammad Ali, then fighting as Cassius Clay, ended it before the first round was out.
1973–1977
Four seasons of North American Hockey League hockey, played by a cast of characters straight out of Slap Shot. In the same era the Boston Celtics played exhibition games here, on what was then the largest portable basketball floor in the world.
2003–2011
The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League team arrived in 2003 and won the President’s Cup in 2006.
2008
The Androscoggin County Business to Business show — the largest business trade show in Maine — has been held here every year since, alongside the annual Maine Home Show.
2025–2026
The MAINEiacs return to Birch Street for the 2025–2026 season, playing in the National Collegiate Development Conference (NCDC).
And more! The Maine Democratic Convention, the AHL’s Portland Pirates, University of Maine hockey, the Lipizzaner stallions, the First Robotics competition, New England Fights’ Fight Night, and the Shrine Circus. State and New England high school championships have been won on this ice for more than sixty years, and the tournaments still bring a raucous house.
