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Greetings From the Council
The Jericho Arts Council was established in 1976, our goal is to enhance and enrich the lives of the people in the region by providing quality family entertainment in the Performing and Visual Arts. We work hard to support and encourage traditional artists with an annual Fine Art Show, as well as introduce the community to new and experimental expressions of creativity.
We are privileged to be stewards of the Historic Town Hall Theatre. Constructed in 1909-1910, it is the last surviving theatre of its kind in the Susquehanna Valley, and now serves, once again, as an important social and cultural hub for Bainbridge and surrounding communities; where residents and visitors may enjoy live performances in a professional, acoustical magic venue.
A Seating Treatment Program is in the works and with a $100 donation for a seat cushion and back, an engraved plaque would be placed on the back of the seat with your name, recognizing your efforts in the restoration project.
The Town Hall Theatre is located in a building which is almost 100 years old. We have undertaken to complete it's restoration by 2010! With support from the community, and a lot of hard work, the project is progressing nicely. There is still much to do before we can hold a grand celebration for our 100th anniversary, and anyone interested in getting involved is invited to contact us.
The theatre regularly plays host to plays produced by the Out of the Woodwork Players.
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