Check out our website for movie information and more. Admission: $5 per person, Children 10 & under free. Don't forget you can camp out for...
City: Mount Zion
Built in 1902 by
philanthropist Andrew Carnegie for the Lewisburg Female Institute. Endowed in
1983, Carnegie Hall is a nonprofit...
City: Lewisburg
A restored theatre located in historic Fayetteville offering a full season of performances throughout the year. We offer a murder mystery...
City: Fayetteville
Located in Wheeling's historic Centre Market district, this church-turned-theater offers a yearly season of plays for adults and children,...
City: Wheeling
Live musicals, plays, children’s theatre, art, concerts and dance in the oldest theatre in West Virginia. Theatre runs year-round; group...
City: Charles Town
Stage performance theatre. Also housing other events and performances including a Haunted Theatre in October. Please see our website for...
City: Martinsburg
Enjoy unforgettable entertainment in this restored 1926 vaudeville house - the Grand Lady of downtown Parkersburg. Artists of national and...
City: Parkersburg
A mom and pop neighborhood movie house in a Depression-era theater showing films since the early 1930s. First-run, mainstream movies shown...
City: Berkeley Springs
The Capitol Theatre offers a variety of rental services to the community. Rooms in the Capitol are available for renting by school and...
City: Wheeling
Opened: 1953
Sound: FM (91.3)
Capacity: 200 Cars
Season: May - Sept.
Screen: Single
City: Franklin
Opened: 1953
Sound: Speakers
Capacity: 308 Cars
Season: April - Oct.
Screen: Single
City: Parkersburg
Opened: 1947
Sound: FM Speakers
Capacity: 400 Cars
Season: May - Sept.
Screen : Single
City: Shinnston
Opened: 1949
Sound: Speakers
Capacity: 250 Cars
Season: April - Oct.
Screen: Single
City: Grafton
Formerly the Randolph Garage Company, circa
1919, this late Edwardian style brick building
is a contributing structure to the Downtown
...
City: Elkins
Built in 1928, the former St. Brendan’s Catholic
Church, served the Catholic community until 1999.
Walter F. Martens, the architect who...
City: Elkins
The Lewis Theatre was designed in functional, post
deco style by R.L. Whitten, Architect, Charleston,
WV and constructed in 1939 for...
City: Lewisburg
Opened as the Plaza Theatre in 1912, it featured
high-class vaudeville entertainment and novel
attractions. In 1921, the building was...
City: Charleston
The Auditorium is a monolithic concrete and steel
structure completed in 1939 as a Public Works
Administration (PWA) project and designed...
City: Charleston
In 1928, after 14 months of construction, 550 tons
of steel, several million bricks, “high-tech” piping
and ventilation this opulent...
City: Huntington
The Robey Theatre was built by Hamond Robey in
1911 specifically for the exhibition of films. Robey
moved his theatre operations several...
City: Spencer
The Alpine Theatre opened December 25, 1936.
Admission was 25¢ per adult and 15¢ per child.
Candy was 5¢; popcorn and soda were 10¢.
Used...
City: Ripley
In 1924 the Metropolitan Theatre opened its doors
to the public as a vaudeville house designed
by Charles W. Bates (#20 Capitol). The...
City: Morgantown
Originally a federal building, this 1913 Neo-classical
structure was donated in 1976 to be developed
and maintained as a cultural center...
City: Morgantown
First opening its doors in 1904, Victoria
Theater is the oldest operating theater in
West Virginia. Located in the registered
historic...
City: Wheeling