The Adams Community Theatre in downtown Adams, Wisconsin, is a cherished local landmark with a rich history dating back to its opening on December 5, 1946.
Notably, special permission was granted to light its marquee for the grand opening, as electricity was a precious commodity following World War II. The theatre features a multicolor stone façade, an exterior box office, a flat marquee spanning the building's width, and a vertical neon sign displaying "Adams," reflecting its early 1950s remodeling.
Originally screening first-run films, it now offers classic and revival movies, live performances, and community events, serving as a versatile venue for various gatherings.
The theatre's commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement continues to make it a vibrant hub for the arts in Adams.
Adams Community Theatre inspires creativity and connection through diverse performances and events. These dedicated individuals make it happen.
ACT's partnerships are our invaluable connections in the Adams County area.
ACT’s Mission is to restore the landmark Adams Theatre and enhance participation in the performing arts for all of Adams County.
