“The Miracle on East Martin Street.”
The Apollo Civic Theatre opened on January 19, 1914 with a gala ceremony. Serving the area for more than a century, the Apollo has remained a focal point for entertainment and a reflection of the changing history of our community. Read our full history →
Our Mission
At the Apollo Civic Theatre, we are dedicated to enriching our community by fostering creativity, inclusivity, and connection through the performing arts. We believe the arts should be accessible to all, providing a welcoming space where individuals of diverse backgrounds can express themselves, collaborate, and find joy in the transformative power of theatre.
Our mission is to entertain, educate, and inspire through a wide array of theatrical productions, workshops, and mentorships. With a particular focus on engaging and empowering youth, we are committed to nurturing young talent both on and off the stage — cultivating the next generation of artists and theatre enthusiasts. We aim to be a cultural hub for all, expanding our programming and partnerships with local organizations, schools, and community leaders to reflect the voices and values of the people we serve.
Our Vision
To be a thriving cultural beacon where creativity, inclusivity, and connection flourish through the transformative power of the performing arts — a community where individuals of all backgrounds come together to express, collaborate, and inspire, and where the arts are accessible to all and youth are empowered to become the next generation of artists and theatre leaders.
Meet Our Team
Get to know the people who keep the Apollo’s curtain rising.
Rent Our Space
Our 475-seat auditorium and ballroom are available for weddings, receptions, recitals, lectures, films, workshops, conferences, birthday parties, and more.