Ironwood Theatre

Ironwood Theatre is a movie theater and performance venue built in Italian Renaissance style with an original Barton organ and large proscenium mural. The building features a fully restored interior with period details that reflect its early 20th century origins.

The theater opened in 1928 as one of three movie houses serving Ironwood during the silent film era. Its construction reflected the prosperity and cultural ambitions of the town at that time.

The venue hosts concerts, films, and performances by local musicians and touring artists throughout the year. It serves as a gathering place where community members come together to experience live entertainment and film.

The venue is easy to navigate with helpful staff who can answer questions about the building and its features. Plan to arrive early so you can explore the architecture and see the organ before your event begins.

The Barton organ dates to the theater's opening year in 1928 and underwent complete restoration in 2010 to preserve its original sound quality. Visitors can hear this rare instrument being played during performances throughout the year.

Location: Ironwood

Inception: 1928

Address: 109 E. Aurora Street, Ironwood, MI 49938

Website: http://ironwoodtheatre.net

GPS coordinates: 46.45390,-90.16940

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21