Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts

The Stefanie H. Weill Center is a performing arts venue in Sheboygan with Spanish Colonial Revival architecture reflected in its interior that recreates the feeling of an evening in a Spanish garden. The building contains multiple spaces designed to accommodate different events and rehearsals.

The building opened in 1928 and operated as a movie theater under different names and operators for many decades before its transition to a cultural venue. This change transformed how the space served the community while keeping its original character intact.

The venue brings people together through ballet, symphony performances, theatrical shows, and live music throughout the year. These events create shared moments that connect the community through the arts.

The venue is available for rent for various occasions including concerts, corporate events, and private celebrations with dedicated areas for ticketing and rehearsals. Access to the different spaces and facilities is well organized for visitors and users.

The interior was designed using the 1920s atmospheric theater concept, which places visitors inside an outdoor garden beneath a painted sky. This immersive approach makes every performance special by changing how people experience the space around them.