Arcadia Theater
1418 Graham Avenue
Windber, PA 15963
Windber, PA 15963
814-467-9070
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"Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber" Saturday, October 23 at 8pm
To check upcoming shows please click here or view the events schedule on this listing.
Arcadia Theater charms visitors with performances that leave audiences wanting more. Arcadia is one of the county's hot spots for entertainment, art and culture. Arcadia Theater is a non-profit performing arts venue. Walking in you'll be amazed by the elegance of the place. Most of Arcadia's mystique lies in it's history. The building was opened in 1921 by the Windber Lumber Company. The theatre showcased vaudeville acts and cinema productions until it was renamed "Cinema 56" in 1963. The theatre closed down in 1975 and was reopened in 1977 by the Penn Wood Players who sought to make Arcadia their headquarters. The group was prevented from doing so by the extensive damage the Johnstown Flood of 1977 caused to the building. A large section of the roof caved in and the theater closed. In 1989 the Eureka Coal Foundation purchased the theater and in 1990 renovations began to restore the Arcadia Theatre to its 1921 granduer.
The Arcadia Performing Arts, Inc's mission is to provide a variety of quality, professional, and cultural entertainment for the communities in our region. Also included are our "Coal-ala-Bear ChildrenÃs Series" and the Missoula Theater ChildrenÃs Workshop; both of which provide quality, professional, and cultural experiences for children. The Arcadia Theater also hosts a Theater Workshop for children 6 to 18.
Sponsoring Shows this Season:
Barnes, Saly, & Company
CTC
First Commonwealth
First National Bank
JWF Industries
Rizzo's
Somerset Trust
Windber Medical Center
"Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber" Saturday, October 23 at 8pm
To check upcoming shows please click here or view the events schedule on this listing.
Arcadia Theater charms visitors with performances that leave audiences wanting more. Arcadia is one of the county's hot spots for entertainment, art and culture. Arcadia Theater is a non-profit performing arts venue. Walking in you'll be amazed by the elegance of the place. Most of Arcadia's mystique lies in it's history. The building was opened in 1921 by the Windber Lumber Company. The theatre showcased vaudeville acts and cinema productions until it was renamed "Cinema 56" in 1963. The theatre closed down in 1975 and was reopened in 1977 by the Penn Wood Players who sought to make Arcadia their headquarters. The group was prevented from doing so by the extensive damage the Johnstown Flood of 1977 caused to the building. A large section of the roof caved in and the theater closed. In 1989 the Eureka Coal Foundation purchased the theater and in 1990 renovations began to restore the Arcadia Theatre to its 1921 granduer.
The Arcadia Performing Arts, Inc's mission is to provide a variety of quality, professional, and cultural entertainment for the communities in our region. Also included are our "Coal-ala-Bear ChildrenÃs Series" and the Missoula Theater ChildrenÃs Workshop; both of which provide quality, professional, and cultural experiences for children. The Arcadia Theater also hosts a Theater Workshop for children 6 to 18.
Sponsoring Shows this Season:
Barnes, Saly, & Company
CTC
First Commonwealth
First National Bank
JWF Industries
Rizzo's
Somerset Trust
Windber Medical Center
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