The Flickinger Center for Performing Arts is a theater in Alamogordo, New Mexico. It is home to the nonprofit organization that bears the same name and operates the venue.

Opened some time in the late 1980s, the Flickinger Center for Performing Arts was originally known as the Alamogordo Civic Auditorium, Inc. It was renamed after they acquired the theater in 1988, which was actually a gift from Margaret Flickinger, a local resident who decided to buy the old Sierra Theater. The venue was initially a movie house and was repurposed into a live theater, adding essential areas like an orchestra pit, dressing rooms, additional lighting, and a stage among other things during its initial renovation.

The Flickinger Center for Performing Arts seats up to 590 people and offers a wide array of shows and performances regularly.