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 a little more about our history on a virtual tour.
GET INVOLVED
VOLUNTEER
The operation and success of the theatre is reliant on a number of community volunteers, with tasks ranging from marketing to concessions and maintenance.
DONATE
As a not-for-profit organization, the Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee assists with the renovations of the theatre and ensures its continued use.
ADVERTISE
As the cultural center of Loudonville for over 116 years, the theatre is the perfect place for area businesses to connect with their community.