Grand Theatre, Heritage theatre in downtown London, Canada.
The Grand Theatre features Beaux-Arts architecture with ornate interior decor, detailed sculptures, and advanced acoustic systems for optimal sound performance.
The theatre opened its doors on September 9, 1901, becoming a central entertainment venue in London, Ontario, hosting vaudeville shows and film screenings.
Throughout its existence, the Grand Theatre has presented numerous theatrical productions, musical performances, and community events that shape London's entertainment landscape.
The venue provides online ticket purchasing options, group discounts, and accessibility accommodations to ensure all patrons can attend performances comfortably.
The building maintains protected status under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act within the Downtown Heritage Conservation District of London.
Location: London
Inception: September 9, 1901
Official opening: September 9, 1901
Part of: Downtown Heritage Conservation District
Address: 471-475 Richmond Street, London, ON N6A
Website: http://grandtheatre.com
GPS coordinates: 42.98590,-81.25110
Latest update: March 15, 2025 20:51
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