Electric Theater
Arts & theater
A historic 1911 theater in downtown St. George, now a city-owned arts venue anchoring the downtown arts district and hosting live music, performances, and community arts groups.
History
The Electric Theater was built in 1911 and was among the first motion-picture houses in southern Utah, constructed with thick adobe walls. After a full restoration completed in 2015, the City of St. George reopened it as a cornerstone of the downtown arts district.
The Venue Today
Owned and operated by the City of St. George, the Electric Theater serves as a downtown anchor for the arts, providing theater space, classrooms, and studios that support local visual and performing arts groups and emerging artists. Resident and visiting organizations use the venue for live music, theater, and community productions.
Planning Your Visit
The theater is located at 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown St. George. Event schedules vary by the groups performing; check with the presenting organization or the City of St. George for specific show times and tickets.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns and operates the Electric Theater?
The Electric Theater is owned and operated by the City of St. George and serves as a downtown anchor for the arts.
How old is the Electric Theater?
The building was constructed in 1911 and was one of the first motion-picture theaters in southern Utah. It was restored and reopened by the city in 2015.
Address
68 E Tabernacle StSt. George, UT 84770
Contact
- Website: https://sgcityutah.gov/business_detail_T18_R21.php
- Work Phone: 435-627-4515