Nelson Civic Theatre Society host open house Sunday
By Contributor
The Nelson Civic Theatre Society is throwing the doors open to the Civic-curious on Sunday, January 27 from 3-6 p.m.
Those who haven’t been in the theatre since the last time the projector rolled will want to see the space now: how far we’ve come, where we’ve yet to go, and all about opportunities to help.
There will be some short presentations during the afternoon, opportunities for Q & A, tours of course, and what would a theatre be without popcorn?
Building a theatre comes hand in hand with building community—and that hand-holding needn’t be consigned to the back row. That becomes even easier when we have rows.
We’ll be launching the Nelson Civic Theatre Seat Sale (come fly with us!): sponsor a seat for $250, and you may even get to install it yourself.
Because this is The Theatre Nelson Built, it seems right to put the tools in your hands. Not handy with a wrench? No worries; our Chair Elves will do the job.
Our first Film Night is coming up February 23, but shhhhh!
The movie presentation is still a secret. We’ll have special pricing for members and opportunities to join. We’ll have lights, projector, action—and we’ll have seats!
The Nelson Civic Theatre project is a member-driven non-profit venture that aims to reopen and operate the Nelson Civic Theatre as a three-screen cinema for new and classic films, satellite television on the big screen (think Metropolitan Opera), performance, and special events.
