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Parking & Directions for Molly Hatchet McMorran Arena at McMorran Place
701 Mcmorran Boulevard, Port Huron, MI
48060, US
1. McMorran Place Lot - 0.1 miles - $5
2. Thomas Edison Parkway Lot - 0.3 miles - $3
3. City Lot at 8th St - 0.4 miles - $2
4. River Street Lot - 0.5 miles - $4
Molly Hatchet Concert Live at McMorran Arena at McMorran Place | Port Huron – September 26th, 2026
McMorran Arena at McMorran Place is one of those spots that just oozes character, with its quirky design and nostalgic charm that makes every visit feel a little special. It’s not just a place for big events but a community hub that’s been part of Port Huron since the early 50s, hosting everything from hockey games to concerts. Fun fact: the arena’s first game was the Port Huron Flags’ debut back in 1951, and it’s still a cornerstone for local sports and events today. When it comes to catching a show like Molly Hatchet in Port Huron, the vibe inside is always electric, and general admission often means you get to be right in the thick of things, maybe even chatting with fellow fans or catching a glimpse of the band warming up. The arena’s upper level offers a more budget-friendly way to experience the magic, perfect for those who want to soak it all in without breaking the bank. If you’re coming from the Blue Water Bridge, just hop on I-94 and follow the signs, easy as pie. Just a heads up, especially in winter, driving can get tricky, so plan ahead and give yourself extra time. All in all, McMorran Arena isn’t just a concert venue; it’s a piece of Port Huron’s soul, and catching Molly Hatchet there feels like being part of something bigger.