Community Theatre, theater in Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Community Theatre in Pine Bluff is a theatre and movie house in Arkansas originally built as a store in 1889. In 1922, the building was converted to show films and has hosted performances ever since.
The building was constructed as a general store in 1889 and converted to a cinema in 1922 under the name The Berbig. It received its current name later that year and remains Arkansas' oldest operating single-screen theatre.
The theatre took its current name in 1922 and reflects its role as a gathering place for the community. Today, visitors experience local talent performing and see neighbors coming together for entertainment and events.
The theatre is located on West 2nd Avenue, a main street downtown, with parking available nearby. Visitors should check ahead for what is playing, as the venue switches between films and live performances throughout the year.
The theatre features a Walk of Fame where visitors can see footprints and handprints of visiting stars. A small museum inside displays old photographs and memorabilia from film history and local performances.
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