Ridglea Theatre

The Ridglea Theatre is a movie house in Fort Worth featuring Mission Revival architecture with stucco walls and decorative tile details. The building is divided into multiple spaces that together can serve different event sizes and gathering needs.

The theater was built in 1948 and opened as a cinema in 1950. In 2011 it received Fort Worth's highest historical recognition and was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The venue today hosts concerts and live performances where visitors experience music across many different styles and genres. The mix of spaces allows for both smaller gatherings and larger public celebrations of local and touring artists.

The theater has different room sizes that work for smaller gatherings or larger crowds. The location on Camp Bowie Boulevard makes reaching the place straightforward.

The structure keeps its original design elements from its time as a cinema while functioning today as a music venue, creating a balance between old and new use. This shift shows how historic places can adapt to new purposes without losing their original identity.

Location: Fort Worth

Architectural style: Mission Revival architecture

Address: 6025-6033 Camp Bowie Boulevard and 3309 Winthrop Avenue

Website: http://ridgleatheater.com

GPS coordinates: 32.72870,-97.41458

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:23