Celebrate the spectacular finale of Widespread Panic’s highly anticipated annual run with the Widespread Panic Concert Poster Night 3 November 23 2025 Capitol Theatre Port Chester NY Home Decor Poster Canvas. This premium canvas print serves as a lasting tribute to the third and final night of the band’s coveted weekend residency at the historic Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. The show took place on Sunday, November 23, 2025, concluding a legendary three-day stretch that drew “Panic Freaks” from across the Northeast and beyond. The Capitol Theatre, located at 149 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, is deeply woven into the fabric of American rock history, celebrated for its unique ambiance, stunning light displays, and intimate 1,800-seat capacity, which provides an ideal, immersive environment for the band’s renowned improvisational music. As the final evening of the run, the show was often the most sought-after ticket, with fans anticipating a climactic setlist featuring deep-catalogue “bust-outs” and extended jams that are customary for a Widespread Panic closer. Initial single-night ticket prices for this Sunday show started around $79.50 (excluding fees); however, the scarcity of tickets for this annual event at The Cap consistently drives high demand and increased prices on verified secondary markets. The band is famous for delivering three completely unique, no-repeat setlists across the weekend, meaning the final night was guaranteed to hold musical surprises and powerful versions of fan-favorite songs to cap off the run. This home decor poster canvas is not just a piece of concert memorabilia; it is a collectible item that captures the visual identity of the event. Widespread Panic posters for this venue are traditionally released as limited-edition pieces featuring high-quality, often psychedelic artwork by celebrated artists, reflecting the unique vibe of the Port Chester, NY show. Displaying this canvas is a perfect way to honor the band’s enduring legacy and relive the collective energy of their annual pilgrimage to The Cap.