The Ware Center of Millersville University, Performing arts center in downtown Lancaster, United States.
The Ware Center is a performing arts venue in downtown Lancaster featuring a 350-seat performance hall, an atrium with a glass pyramid, and the Regitz Gallery. The complex provides space for various types of artistic events and exhibitions all in one location.
The building was designed by architect Philip Johnson in 2008 and came under Millersville University ownership in 2010 after serving as the Pennsylvania Academy of Music. This transition allowed the university to revitalize the arts facility and make it available to the public.
The center presents theater productions, concerts, dance performances, and rotating art exhibits that connect students, faculty, and regional artists with visitors. The gallery space allows different artistic voices to be displayed and experienced throughout the year.
The facility is located near Penn Square and Central Market, making it easy to reach on foot from the downtown area. It offers accessibility services for all visitors and maintains regular weekday hours that extend during performances and special events.
The building incorporates specialized acoustic engineering by Cyril M. Harris to deliver superior sound quality for all types of performances. This careful acoustic design makes it a high-quality venue for music and spoken word.
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