Hubbard Hall

Hubbard Hall is a Victorian opera house with a grand performance hall and multiple spaces for music, dance, and theater productions. The facility also offers classes in dance, theater, music, movement, visual arts, puppetry, creative writing, martial arts, and yoga for all skill levels.

The building was founded in 1878 as an opera house and originally served as a venue for cultural performances. After its closure, local residents purchased and restored it in 1977 to become a community arts center.

The center hosts regular theater productions, dance performances, and art exhibitions that shape the cultural life of the community. These events reflect the connection between local and professional artists.

Planning a visit is easiest when you check ahead for current programming, as events and classes follow a regular schedule. The center welcomes different types of visitors, whether you want to join classes, attend performances, or simply explore the spaces.

During the summer, the opera theater runs a mentoring program that pairs young professional artists with experienced performers. This collaboration allows emerging artists to learn from established talent while creating real productions together.