Built in 1921, The Joyce and Lucy Franke Center for the Arts is a gorgeous, historic theater set in picturesque Marshall, MI. The Franke Auditorium is a 260-seat auditorium with a balcony and adorned with magnificent stained glass windows and ceiling dome, rich velvety drapes, comfortable seating, and outstanding acoustics. ...

Hill Auditorium, located in the heart of the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, is the venue where the major public events of the university take place. Opened in 1913, Hill Auditorium is one of the world’s great concert halls featuring a unique parabolic ceiling which contributes to exceptional room acoustics. The venue welcomes ensembles, orchestras and speakers from around the world. Hill seats 3,500 and is the largest performance space on campus. ...

Housed in a former church, the Ludington Area Center for the Arts is a volunteer-run community center containing an art gallery and performance hall. The venue hosts a variety of free visual art exhibitions and performing arts events throughout the year. The LACA art gallery highlights original works of art by local, regional, and Michigan artists.The 350-seat LACA Performance Hall is the former church sanctuary featuring a proscenium stage equipped with state-of-the-art sound, a large video wall, theatrical lighting, and more. The performance space is ideal for acoustic music, theater, music, film and dance productions.The Main Gallery at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts can accommodate up to 125 standing. ...

Built in 1970, Midland Center for the Arts is the cultural destination in the Great Lakes Bay Region located in Discovery Square next to Dow Gardens in Midland, MI. The Midland Center offers an abundance of well-equipped, one-of-a-kind spaces in beautiful settings including its 1,500-seat auditorium, 400-seat Little Theater, a 97-seat Lecture-Recital Hall, two museums, art studios, rehearsal rooms and more. Event spaces includes the Red Carpet Lobby and Brick Lobby, and the 100-capacity Pendulum Lounge, a unique experience celebrating Midland’s history. ...

Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts at Michigan Tech is the largest performing arts center in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Facilities include the flexible 1,067-capacity James and Margaret Black Performance Hall, the 500-capacity Sam and Grace Horner Lobby, and the black box McArdle Theater.The Rozsa Performing Arts Center Presenting Series brings a wide variety of world-class national and international performances to the Keweenaw including national touring dance, theatre and cirque productions; distinguished speakers, comedians, and artists; and university jazz, symphony and broadway events. ...

Opened in 1927, the historic Temple Theatre is a one-of-a-kind venue for live performances, meetings, and events. Featuring two balconies, the main auditorium can seat up to 1,750 guests with clear sightlines to the 81′ stage. The Temple Theatre is also home to the world’s only Barton Butterfield Special organ in original condition.The Temple Theatre is part of the TempleArts family of arts organizations based in Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Region. ...