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ACT ONE ICE CREAM PARLOR & HISTORIC CONCRETE THEATRE
We’re open Fridays and Saturdays, noon to 6:00 p.m. and Sundays, noon to 5:00 p.m.
The Concrete Theatre was built in 1923 and is the oldest theatre in Skagit County. Valerie Stafford and Fred West have owned the venue since 2009. We’re proud to offer a variety of movies and live entertainment on our stage and screen. In 2021, we purchased the historic building next door and created Act One Ice Cream Parlor, which is now our lobby, box office, and the home of some amazing ice cream from Wisconsin, fresh-baked waffle cones, sundaes, Italian sodas, and a variety of espresso beverages. This year, we created the Act One Art Gallery to feature regional artists and offer another treat (enjoy your ice cream and view some interesting artwork!) To read the latest news about our movies, events, ice cream, and art gallery, please subscribe to our updates
When we brought the Concrete Theater back to life in 2010, the first movie we showed was SOME LIKE IT HOT. (It was sort of a disaster, but that’s a story we’ll share later!) To celebrate our 15th year in the theater business — and Valentine’s Day — we invite you to join us for a catered dinner and a really fun movie! Seats are limited. HURRY AND GET TICKETS!
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Don’t miss this community theater production starring people you know (and some you’ll want to meet!), featuring love songs from musicals and movies. Gretchen Hewitt and Cheri Cook-Blodgett have put together another heart-warming show that will leave you smiling. While you’re here, consider making a donation to Concrete Theatre’s Creative Arts Program. Your support of our new program will help bring more live performances like this to our community. Thanks in advance for your support!