Farmington Civic Theatre

Farmington Civic Theatre — view
Farmington Civic Theatre. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
FARMINGTON, UNITED STATES · 1940

Farmington Civic Theatre

A mid-century performance venue in downtown Farmington, Michigan, the Civic Theatre opened in 1940 and continues to serve the community as a cultural landmark.

At a glance

The Farmington Civic Theatre stands downtown as an operational historic venue. Built during the Depression era, it has remained active for over eight decades.

History

The theater opened in 1940, a period of economic recovery in Michigan. It has operated continuously since its founding, serving the Farmington community through theatrical productions and cultural events.

What you see

The theater represents mid-century American civic architecture. Its design and materials reflect the period in which it was constructed, maintaining its character as a downtown cultural institution.

Cultural significance

The Civic Theatre anchors downtown Farmington’s cultural life. Its longevity and continued operation mark it as an important historical site within the community.

Key facts

  • Country: United States
  • City: Farmington, Michigan
  • Founded: 1940
  • Coordinates: 42.4649, −83.3761
  • Status: Operational historic site

Practical information & getting there

The theater is located in downtown Farmington. You can check the venue’s schedule for current performances and events. Consult local visitor information for hours, admission, and directions.

Sources & resources

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