Historic Landmark Theater

The Landmark Theater has a vibrant history and a unique architectural style that attracts visitors year-round.

Originally built in 1927 for the Shriners of the Acca Temple Shrine, it has served various purposes including municipal use after its purchase by the City of Richmond in 1940. The theater features Moorish Revival architecture designed by Marcellus E. Wright Sr., with ornate tile work by J. R. Ray.

Unforgettable Highlights

🎭 Major Performances: Home to artists like Elvis, Bruce Springsteen, and theatrical productions like Wicked and The Lion King.

🏛 Architectural Beauty: The intricate Moorish Revival style adds to its cultural significance.

🎶 Versatile Venue: Hosts events ranging from concerts to Broadway shows, enriching Richmond's arts scene.

The theater is accessible for the public with various events throughout the year, making it a favorite among tourists, families, and performing arts enthusiasts.