The Full Frame Theater is a state-of-the-art facility located in the heart of the newly refurbished Power Plant at downtown Durham’s American Tobacco Campus.
American Tobacco Campus
The historic American Tobacco Campus is a model for adaptive reuse of post-industrial sites located in downtown Durham, NC. A National Historic Landmark, the 18 buildings that make up the campus were built to house the American Tobacco Company (originally the W.T. Blackwell Company) where iconic brands such as Bull Durham tobacco and Lucky Strike cigarettes were manufactured. Today, the complex includes restaurants, offices, and residential space, and houses Croatan Institute's offices.
Downtown Durham is a short (~20 minute) drive from Raleigh-Durham International Airport, which has direct flights to and from most major metropolitan areas in the United States.
Durham is accessible by car via I-85 from the north and south and via I-40 and US Hwy 70 from the east and west.
Downtown Durham is also serviced by Amtrak and Megabus, with connections to D.C., New York, Charlotte, and more.
The conference venue is in easy walking distance to most locations in downtown Durham.
Go Durham Transit operates a fare-free bus service, the Bull City Connector, which runs between Duke Hospital, Ninth Street, Downtown Durham, and Golden Belt in east Durham.
If you are driving to the conference, paid visitor parking is available in both American Tobacco parking decks as well as in several municipal parking decks nearby
