Beanfield Theatre

The Beanfield Theatre is a performing arts venue located in Le Sud-Ouest housed in a heritage-designated building from 1912. The structure features a restored cast-iron marquee and original architectural details that reflect its early 20th-century design.

The building opened in 1912 as the Family Theatre, originally designed to show silent films to audiences in the neighborhood. Over the decades it underwent several transformations in its use and purpose before eventually being restored to its current role.

The venue hosts a diverse range of performers and attracts visitors seeking music, circus acts, and theatrical shows in a restored heritage space. This mix reflects how the location serves both its architectural legacy and contemporary cultural needs.

The venue is easily accessible and located in an active neighborhood with good transportation connections. Visitors should check ahead to see what performances are scheduled, as the programming varies with the season.

The theater sat abandoned and was used as storage space by a plumbing company before being brought back to life in the 1990s. This unexpected chapter reveals how a building can lose and later reclaim its original purpose.

Location: Le Sud-Ouest

Inception: 1912

Architects: Daniel John Crighton, Daniel John Crighton

Address: 2490, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal (QC) H3J 1N5 Canada

Website: http://theatrecorona.com

GPS coordinates: 45.48306,-73.57528

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:05