Performing Art Centre Metro Station
परफॉर्मिंग आर्ट सेंटर / પરફોર્મિંગ આર્ટ સેન્ટર
Performing Art Centre station is named after the Surat Performing Art Centre, a multipurpose cultural venue hosting theatre, dance, and music events. This Green Line elevated stop sits at the junction of Adajan Gam Road and Rander Road, connecting the cultural venue to the Adajan residential area.
Area Guide
The Surat Performing Art Centre hosts plays, dance recitals, and musical performances throughout the year, with seating for around 600 people. Adajan Gam Road connects to the older Adajan village core, while Rander Road leads northwest toward Rander and the Tapi riverfront. The area has a mix of traditional homes and new apartment developments.
Nearby Landmarks
Surat Performing Art Centre
3-5 min walk
Adajan Gam Road
5-7 min walk
Rander Road Junction
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Performing Art Centre parking lot, two-wheeler stands at station
Bus & Auto
- City buses on Rander Road
- Auto-rickshaws to Adajan and Athwa
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Surat Performing Art Centre from the metro station?
The Performing Art Centre entrance is within 250 meters of the station exit - about a 3-minute walk. The venue hosts cultural events most weekends, and the metro provides a direct connection without dealing with event-night parking congestion.
Where does Rander Road go from this station?
Rander Road runs northwest from this station toward Rander village and the Tapi riverfront. It passes through residential areas, small markets, and the Rander community. City buses and autos on Rander Road connect to areas not directly on the metro line.
What type of station is Performing Art Centre?
An elevated station on the Green Line, station #6 between L.P. Savani School and Adajan Gam. The platform is above street level on a viaduct, with escalators and lifts connecting to the ground-level entrance near the art centre.