Granada Theater, Music and movie venue in Lower Greenville, Dallas, US.
The Granada Theater is a performance and film venue in Lower Greenville that combines live music events with movie screenings in a space defined by Art Deco design from the 1940s. The 1,000-seat interior features hand-painted murals and decorative elements that frame the entire space.
The building opened in 1946 as a movie house and gradually became a dual-purpose venue showing both films and live music. This shift in function happened gradually over the decades and made it a key part of Dallas's entertainment history.
The theater hosts independent films and performances by touring artists and local musicians, shaping the entertainment scene in this part of Dallas. Visitors encounter both established acts and emerging talent that define the neighborhood's cultural life.
The venue sits in the center of the entertainment district with good access and serves food and drinks during events. Visitors can purchase tickets in advance online and should check the upcoming calendar to plan their visit accordingly.
The original paint colors of the hand-painted murals were restored in 2020, returning the space to its visual appearance from the 1940s. This restoration revealed details of the decorative artwork that had been hidden beneath later changes.
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