The Calderwood Pavilion, housing the 360-seat Virginia Wimberly Theatre and the 200-seat Nancy and Edward Roberts Studio Theatre, is managed by the Huntington and programmed jointly with the BCA. In addition to providing a second stage for the Huntington, the theatres also host a range of performances by smaller arts organizations. The Calderwood Pavilion serves as a theatre hub and a cultural landmark for the City of Boston. Virginia Wimberly Theatre: The Virginia Wimberly Theatre is a 360-seat brand new state-of-the-art proscenium theatre. With luxurious seating split between an orchestra and mezzanine, each seat in the theatre ensures an intimate and comfortable theatregoing experience. The Wimberly Theatre has eight wheelchair seats - four in the orchestra and four in the mezzanine - with elevator access to the mezzanine. The theatre is named in honor of the wife of the Huntington's Chairman of the Board J. David Wimberly, who joined the Board in 1993 and has served as its Chair since 1996.

Nancy and Edward Roberts Studio Theatre: The Nancy and Edward Roberts Theatre is a flexible theatre space that accommodates 157 to 235 patrons, depending on seating configurations, and can have up to four wheelchair seats. The studio theatre is named in honor of long-time Huntington donors and subscribers Nancy and Edward Roberts.

Carol G. Deane Hall: The Carol G. Deane Hall is a flexible performance and rehearsal venue located on the 2nd floor of the Calderwood Pavilion.