A Historic Theatre with a Community Heart
For more than a century, The Ohio Theatre has been a gathering place for entertainment, creativity, and community in Loudonville.
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Originally built in 1909 as the Loudonville Opera House, the building has served many roles—from town hall and fire station to movie theatre and performing arts venue.
Today it continues that tradition as a home for:
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​live theatre productions
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first run movies
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youth arts education programs
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special events and concerts
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and so much more!
Through the work of volunteers, performers, and supporters, the theatre remains a vibrant cultural center for the Mohican region.
Learn about our mission, our vision what drives us forward.
GET INVOLVED
Every show, every event, every memory begins with volunteers. Step in, lend a hand, and help bring unforgettable arts experiences to life.
As a nonprofit, we are committed to protecting the past and shaping the future of The Ohio Theatre. Your support helps keep the arts alive in our community.
As the cultural heart of Loudonville for more than 116 years, the theatre offers businesses a unique opportunity to reach engaged, local audiences.