Free Paramount Tour
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1st Saturday of the month, 10am to 12pm
The Paramount Theatre
FREE
Seattle Theatre Group offers free tours of the historic Paramount Theatre.
Paramount Theatre tours are on the first Saturday of every month. Please meet in front of the main entrance of the theatre – on the corner of 9th and Pine – by 10am. The tours will last approximately 120 minutes and will be lead by members of our well-versed volunteer staff.
“Over 450,000 patrons pass through the doors of The Paramount each year. These free tours give the public a chance to learn more about this historic Theatre while giving them a glimpse behind the scenes,” said Josh LaBelle, Executive Director of Seattle Theatre Group – the non-profit performing arts organization that owns and operates the historic Paramount and Moore Theatres.
The Paramount Theatre opened in 1928 as the Seattle Theatre?
Restored in 1995 at the cost of $20 million dollars, The Paramount Theatre has been brought back to its original splendor, just as Seattle audiences would have experienced it as they passed through the doors for the first time on Mar. 1st, 1928.
The convertible floor system at The Paramount Theatre provides the ability to configure the floor with theatre seating, a ballroom, a dance floor or dinner theatre. Built in Italy, this convertible floor is the only one of this size in the world.
Over 3 million crystal beads adorn 218 chandeliers and light fixtures.
The Paramount Theatre
FREE
Seattle Theatre Group offers free tours of the historic Paramount Theatre.
Paramount Theatre tours are on the first Saturday of every month. Please meet in front of the main entrance of the theatre – on the corner of 9th and Pine – by 10am. The tours will last approximately 120 minutes and will be lead by members of our well-versed volunteer staff.
“Over 450,000 patrons pass through the doors of The Paramount each year. These free tours give the public a chance to learn more about this historic Theatre while giving them a glimpse behind the scenes,” said Josh LaBelle, Executive Director of Seattle Theatre Group – the non-profit performing arts organization that owns and operates the historic Paramount and Moore Theatres.
The Paramount Theatre opened in 1928 as the Seattle Theatre?
Restored in 1995 at the cost of $20 million dollars, The Paramount Theatre has been brought back to its original splendor, just as Seattle audiences would have experienced it as they passed through the doors for the first time on Mar. 1st, 1928.
The convertible floor system at The Paramount Theatre provides the ability to configure the floor with theatre seating, a ballroom, a dance floor or dinner theatre. Built in Italy, this convertible floor is the only one of this size in the world.
Over 3 million crystal beads adorn 218 chandeliers and light fixtures.
