Community Theatre of Terre Haute
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Community Theatre is the oldest non-professional theater in the state. Volunteers produce stage productions (including a musical), the annual Awards Night, a summer camp for children and community outreach programs. Community Theater “Where Everyone Plays a Part!” has volunteer opportunities year round.
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Hulman Center
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Educational conferences, conventions, concerts, stage shows, sporting events, banquets and dances are only a few reasons for visiting Hulman Center. The arena is home court for the Indiana State University Sycamores basketball teams. Broadway plays, concerts and nationally known performers are regularly featured.
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The Mill
Photo Courtesy of The Mill Terre Haute
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Located just east of the Wabash River, The Mill Terre Haute is the area's newest music venue. Covering over 65 acres the Mill is on the outskirts of major commercial, residential, and travel locations. With concerts throughout the year, the Mill never ceases to entertain its guests. Some featured concerts have been Nelly, Riley Green and Three Dog Night.
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Hatfield Hall
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You may not associate an engineering and science college with fabulous arts and entertainment, but that’s exactly what you’ll find at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. The college opened the Hatfield Hall performing arts center in November 2002. It has a 602-seat theater, rehearsal rooms for student organizations, an alumni center and offices for the institutional advancement, communication, marketing and alumni affairs.
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Tilson Auditorium
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Finished in 1940, Tilson Auditorium can be found in Tirey Hall on the Indiana State University campus. A classic Proscenium Arch Theater, the auditorium is equipped with two dressing rooms and a dressing corridor. Home to the Indiana State Performing Arts Series as well as the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, many famous national and international performers have graced the stage.
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