The Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall is a public library and music hall located in Carnegie, PA. Known as the “Carnegie Carnegie,” the acoustically superb venue is patterned after Carnegie Hall in New York. The 400-seat Andrew Carnegie Music Hall accommodates a wide range of activities each season including concerts, film screenings, musicals, dance recitals, wedding ceremonies, lectures and more. Concert series and repeat performers include the Listen Locally series, Stage 62, The Carnegie Performing Arts Center, The Pittsburgh Savoyards, and Kyiv Ukrainian Dance Ensemble. The Listen Locally Downstairs series takes place in The Studio, a 100-seat former gymnasium turned intimate multifunctional performance space where artists and audience can engage in a conversation. The Studio entrance is located on the side of the building. ...

Open since 1971, The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia consists of three theaters around a lobby. The Harold L. Zellerbach Theatre is a modern proscenium theatre that seats 936. The space accommodates a wide array of events, including dance, theatre, music, comedy, lectures, meetings and teleconferences. The Harold Prince Theatre is a smaller black box theatre seating up to 239 and features all the amenities of a modern performance space. The Bruce Montgomery Theatre is an intimate, 115-seat, proscenium theatre that is ideal for smaller events, meetings and productions. Penn Live Arts is headquartered at the Annenberg Center. Annual programming features numerous world, national and local premieres and debuts by dance, jazz, world music, theatre, new music, film and family artists. ...

The historic Community Arts Center is committed to bring quality entertainment to Williamsport, PA, and the surrounding area. The CAC hosts international performers, musical legends, Broadway shows, dance and performance, along with a focus on local performers, performance groups, and educational opportunities. The Martin Theatre at the heart of the Community Arts Center is a 2,100-seat restored movie palace while the Capitol Lounge (with a capacity up to 120) is an excellent listening room with a great dance floor. The Pennsylvania College of Technology owns the Community Arts Center. ...

F.M. Kirby Center is a performing arts center located in downtown Wilkes-Barre, PA. ...

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts is owned and operated by Pittsburgh Symphony, Inc., a non-profit organization, and is the year-round home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Originally built in 1927, Heinz Hall is a cornerstone of the Cultural District of Pittsburgh. Here, the symphony presents the BNY Mellon Grand Classics and PNC Pops performances. The Grand Lobby of Heinz Hall hosts an eclectic mix of pre-concert performances to serenade guests before they move to the main hall on concert nights. ...

Opened in 1933, the historic Hershey Theatre in downtown Hershey, PA, is the area’s premier performing arts center presenting the finest in touring Broadway shows, intimate concerts, classical music and dance attractions, comedy shows, and world-renowned entertainers. The theater has 1,904 seats with 1,144 in the orchestra section and 760 upstairs. The non-profit M.S. Hershey Foundation operates the Hershey Theatre, Hershey Gardens, The Hershey Story: The Museum on Chocolate Avenue, and Hershey Community Archives. ...

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is a large performing arts venue along the Avenue of the Arts in Center City Philadelphia, PA. Dance, Broadway theater, award-winning plays, standup comedy, classical music, and other performances all come alive at the Kimmel Cultural Campus which includes multiple venues, from a historic concert hall to a black box theater. Verizon Hall is an enormous 2,500 seat concert hall featuring spectacular acoustics and outstanding architecture. Academy of Music is a historic 2,600-seat proscenium theater. This iconic opera house and concert hall provides a stage to amaze any audience. The Merriam Theater is another historical 1,840-seat proscenium theater. The Perelman Theater’s movable stage and retractable seats make it a 650-seat recital hall or 600-seat proscenium theater. The SEI Innovation Studio is a flexible capacity, black box theater. ...

Poconos Park is a 200+ acre entertainment mecca nestled in the Poconos Mountains in Bushkill, PA. The performing arts center  is a boutique festival site and entertainment center complete with an open-air amphitheater. The Poconos Park Amphitheater has a covered seating capacity of 2,509 and additional lawn seating capacity of 7,500. Poconos Park also boasts a 400-capacity theater, The Lakehouse at Poconos Park, a 10,000-square-foot banquet hall that overlooks a beautiful pond. ...

Built in 1922, Santander Performing Arts Center is a historic theater in Reading, PA. The venue features cutting-edge technology including a professional grade sound system and advanced engineered acoustics. The main theater hosts a variety of shows including rock concerts, family events, and more. It is the current home of the Reading Symphony Orchestra and the Broadway on 6th Street annual series of musicals and plays. ...

Opened in 1930, the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple offers all variety of entertainment options. Housed in the Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral in downtown Scranton, PA, the venue is a beautiful place to catch a Broadway show, orchestra concert, rock or pop concert, plays and more. The historic facility houses two theaters and a ballroom. The Weinberg Theater is a 1929 era theater with a seated capacity of 1856, a proscenium stage, balcony, and mezzanine. Shopland Hall is an intimate, 700-capacity proscenium theater with a wraparound balcony. And the Grand Ballroom is a large, 2300-capacity formal ballroom with stenciled walls and ceilings, large chandeliers, and large windows. The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple (SCCMT) operates the facility as a regional regional center for the arts, education and community activity. ...

Opened in 1931, the historic Forum Auditorium is one of Harrisburg’s major performing arts facilities and home to the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra. Located in the southeast corner of the Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex, the Classical-style venue features a decorative ceiling of zodiac constellations and more than 1000 stars from the night sky. The Forum Auditorium features a wide variety of choral, jazz, gospel, dramatic and dance presentations each year. ...

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is a nonprofit performing arts center located in the Centennial District of Philadelphia’s West Fairmount Park, built in 1976 as the summer home for the Philadelphia Orchestra. As one of the country’s largest outdoor music venues, the beautiful campus features stunning views of Philadelphia, the world-class TD Pavilion, and an open-air Skyline Stage. ...

The McKeesport Palisades Event Center is conveniently located next to the McKee’s Point Marina in the heart of the city’s waterfront and recreational district. ...

The State Theatre is a nonprofit, community-owned entertainment center in downtown State College, PA, dedicated to serving the Centre County region. The venue is a beautiful, state-of-the-art theater seating 554 in the Friedman Auditorium and featuring a 49-capacity upstairs performance space known as The Attic. The State Theatre presents a variety of local and national music, theater, dance, comedy, and film programming. ...