About Warner Theatre

The Warner Theatre in Erie, Pennsylvania, is a beautifully restored historic performing arts venue that first opened its doors in 1931. Originally built as a movie palace by Warner Bros., the theatre showcases the opulent Art Deco style of the early 20th century, featuring ornate plasterwork, grand chandeliers, and intricate architectural details that reflect the glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Today, the Warner Theatre serves as a cultural cornerstone for the Erie community, hosting a wide range of performances including concerts, Broadway shows, dance productions, wedding and graduations. After an extensive renovation completed in the 2020s, the theatre combines its historic charm with modern amenities, offering audiences both elegance and comfort in the heart of downtown Erie.