Aurora Fox Arts Center, Historical performing arts center in Aurora Arts District, United States.
The Aurora Fox Arts Center is a performing arts venue in Aurora that hosts theater and film events. The facility includes a main theater with seating, rehearsal rooms, and workshops where sets and scenic elements are built and prepared.
The building was originally constructed as a movie theater in 1946 and served that purpose for several decades. Following major renovations, it reopened in 1985 as a dedicated space for professional performing arts.
The center serves as a gathering place where the community comes together to watch local theater productions and performances. It provides a stage for both adult and children's theater groups from the area.
The building is easily accessible and offers different seating options throughout its performance space. Visitors should check the current event calendar and opening hours before planning a visit.
The building blends military quonset hut architecture from World War II with Art Deco design elements in an unusual way. The roof and walls display this combination clearly, especially when the restored neon sign glows in the evening.
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