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A Place Where Grand
Junction History Takes Center Stage
Built for the citizens of Grand Junction by local
publishing giant Walter Walker in 1923 the Avalon Theatre
was, and still is, one of Western Colorado's largest Performing
Arts Halls. With Grand Junction being centrally located between
Salt Lake City and Denver, the Avalon is a perfect fit as
a show point for major acts between cities.
World-renowned artists such as Al Jolson, The
John Philip Sousa Orchestra, Ethel Barrymore, Collective Soul,
Lyle Lovett, John Prine and Pat Benetar have graced our stage.
We also feature a Foreign and Independent Film Series, dance,
theatrical, lecture, variety shows and private functions.
The theatre is currently under on-going renovations to beautify
and restore the facility. The façade and lobby areas
have been completely restored to their original 1923 splendor.
We invite you to come by and see restoration progress, and
enjoy some the talent and entertainment Grand Junction has
to offer.
Seating just over a thousand people and with
its unique layout, the Avalon offers its patrons an intimate
theatre experience with excellent acoustical quality and great
visibility of the stage! We truly believe that every seat
in the house is a "good one"! The Avalon Theatre
is open year round.
If you are looking for a venue for your next
event the Avalon may be just what you are looking for. We
offer a wide array of rental options to fit your needs. The
Avalon Theatre is located in the Downtown Shopping Park at
645 Main Street.
Please call 970-263-5708 for event and booking
information.
For more information please
contact Juliann Adams
This page last updated
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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